Doing Research That Matters: Shaping the Future of Management - Hardcover

This is the reading for people (like me) who would never even think of opening a conventional book about researching, made by some static guru of boring old-school words. Wake up people who hates status quo! Join the learning's from an innovative and agile business provider who has step changed Research reading from being a 'book of letters to be finished' to a 'book of value you would wish to be endless'. --Stefan Ferretti, Group Supply Chain Capability Development Manager, Coca-Cola Hellenic

Marco Busi has achieved a remarkable thing with his new book. He has rigorously researched and intensively argued the trade off between academic research and practical application and raises questions that others do not dare or think to ask. Academic scholars, business leaders and editors should engage with his work - this is first class analysis, thoughtful, questioning and inspiring. --Othmar Krienbuhl, Head Logistics Zurich, MBA, Swiss Re

We have many excellent pathways in management theory that define and have proved themselves in time and practice. However, Dr. Busi has opened a window to a fresh way of asking the questions that may begin to create new pathways to the way we uncover new and innovative answers. This book challenges each of us to how can we can part of this excitement. I personally, hope that my work can create 'Insight Incubators' to grow our future people managers! --Catherine Strizzi, Exec. VP of Curriculum Design, Novadynamix

Interviews with 16 prominent researchers explore how they prepare for research work, what drives them to choose the research subject, how they approach and design their project, and how they share their research findings. The responses provide insight on finding romantic problems worth studying, maintaining a positive attitude, turning apparent negatives into something altogether more interesting, deciding whether to collaborate with other researchers on a project, and improving the quality of management research. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution. --Book News Inc. Portland, OR