Research On Your Own Idea: More Than Just Googling

Dear learners, in this blog post we can discuss research methodology. To do good research you need to thinking about it all the time and be really excited about your ideas. You also need to come up with a new and interesting ways to thinking about things.

Why research is important?

Sometimes we buy stocks or make investment in different assets and schemes. We need to buy products and services to fulfill our daily needs. We need to do a business with other businesses or individual's also. So to know about our actions flow is authentic or fake research is important. It also helps us:

• Finding the solutions to challenges we face in our daily lives.
• We can find if something is an authentic or fake.
• Research can lead to new inventions and discoveries.
• It helps us improves people's lives by solving problems and creating new things.

"Any research start with a question 'What' and 'Why?'"

What is research?

Research is not just finding an information its about using your imagination to come up with new ideas and then planning how to test them. Try to think of ideas that no one else has thought of before. Be creative and let your imagination run wild, but always make sure your ideas are useful and practical.

While you are being creative, its important to have a clear goal in mind. Your research should be focused on solving a specific problem or answering a specific question. Be prepared to change your plans as you learn new things, but also be organized and systematic in your approach.

There is no best type of research. There are only good questions matched with appropriate procedures for enquiry and this is only driven by the researcher.

Research requires a team work (a group of learner's), it is not always important if they have a same education, experience or talent but requires equal in commitment to achieve success.

Role of need driven research:

Basic research.

Problem/Solution based research.

Market driven research.

Applied research.

Contractual research.

Big questions about research:

What is the reason and who asked you to do it?

Who wants it?

It is needs driven?

It is demand driven or market driven?

Is anyone prepared to pay for it?

To be continued...