For this assessment, each group is required to submit a Compulsory Progress (Update) Report, prepare a presentation, and produce a final report on a selected case study. This assignment help will show you where you can find the information required.
Note: Please read your Course Outline for full assessment details before you start.
This guide will help you search the internet and our subscribed databases to find company and industry information, financial information, and annual reports.
Some of your case studies may refer to issues in specific countries or regions. This guide will also show you how to search for country information.
Tip: A great place to always start when researching a company is a visit to their website and look for things like 'about us' or 'our story'.
Below is an example of a search using Business Source Ultimate.
Tip: You can limit your search by date range and to scholarly (peer reviewed) journals from the filtering options on the left hand side of the results screen.
The following videos on D&B Hoovers will get you started:
You can find country reports on Business Dynamics, Economy, Finance and Trade, and more.
Use the filters on the right hand side to:
Access via the UniSA Library here: Passport
Note: This database requires a one-time registration. Add your UniSA email address to the mandatory field, read and accept Privacy and Security Policy then submit.
Access via the UniSA Library here: WARC
Access via the UniSA Library: Business Source Ultimate
Access via the UniSA Library here: IBISWorld
This database has COVID-19 impact update available for all industry research reports.
Access via the UniSA Library: D&B Hoovers
A good way to find COVID-19 information in the D&B Hoovers database is through Triggers. A trigger is a single event in time which can be a positive development or an adverse occurrence that provides a business a compelling reason to engage with a client or prospect. D&B Hoovers has a COVID-19 trigger designed to provide users with real-time and meaningful insight into how companies are being affected by the pandemic.
Access via the UniSA Library: Statista
Access via the UniSA Library: EMIS Next for Academic Research
Note: For access, follow the Library collection link, and on the EMIS site either register for login credentials or use the button to select Guest Access.
From the Home page you can see the box called COVID-19 monitor.
Select COVID-19 charts & graphs to examine pandemic trends.
Select COVID-19 News for pandemic information that affects businesses.
Each section can then be explored through these sub-categories: Statistics, News, or Reports.
Make sure you access Google Scholar from the Library website. You will then be able to link directly to articles that the Library has access to by clicking on the Full-text at UniSA link.
Watch the video below to find out more:
Statista includes the following:
Now that you have your information it is time to put together your report and presentation.
Watch this short video (2 min 53 sec) on report writing and explore other resources created by UniSA Student Engagement Unit below.
What do you do with all those references you have found? You can use a bibliographic management software to store, organise, and cite your references.
There are many free systems available. The Library supports the bibliographic management tool EndNote. EndNote automates citing your references and allows you to create and organise a library of references. For more information and to download the software, check out the EndNote Guide: