A collection of blog notes on perplexity for the field of business management

 A collection of blog notes on perplexity for the field of business management

1. An introduction to perplexity
2. Using perplexity to do literature search: for wine marketing
3. Using perplexity to do literature search and desk research: on the leadership style of gen y.
4. A study note on the septuagenarian consumers
5. A study note on workplace well-being.
6. A note on the academic field of advertising.
7. A note on the impacts of AI on HRM.
8. Raising questions to perplexity to support formulation of a proposal: on merger failures.
9. Raising questions to perplexity to support formulation of a proposal: on change leadership.
10. A note on the Hong Kong retail sector.
11. An exploratory exercise to study the topic of the travel agency sector.
12. A note on employee turnover.
13. A note on self-actualization in HRM.
14. A note on organizational trust in HRM.
15. A note on green marketing.
16. A note on critical systems thinking.
17. A note on role theory.
18. A note on geopolitical risk in strategic management.
19. A note on the concept of organizational ethos.
20. A note on "the consequences of modernity" in consumer marketing.
21. A note on modern self-identity in consumer marketing.
22. A note on "working from home" in business management.
23. A note on the environmental protection strategy in the maritime industry.
24. A note on the diamond model; related to the task of literature review. also study the related guideline note.
25. Some exploratory literature review questions to ask.
26. A note on competitive landscape. [preliminary literature review]
27. A note on consumer preference. [preliminary literature review]
28. A note on customer engagement. [preliminary literature review]
29. A note on family office. [preliminary literature review]
30. A note on wealth management in financial service marketing [preliminary literature review] 
31. A note on customer relationship management in wealth management service. [preliminary literature review]
32. An example of using perplexity to explore dissertation topics.
33. A note on using case studies (secondary data) in dissertation projects.
34. A note on organizational stress management [preliminary literature review]
35. A note on competitive dynamics.
36. A note on managerial economics for strategic planning.
37. A note on Total Quality Management [preliminary literature review]
38. A note on the MBA program design and MBA dissertation projects.
39. A study note on tourists' risk appetite with regard to tour destination choice.
40. A study note on consumer's buying behavior of travel insurance.
41. A study note on virtual reality and augmented reality in service marketing.
42. A note on business ecosystem with reference to the HK hotel sector.
43. A note on e-tailing, with reference to the HK retail sector.
44. A note on business model with reference to the blind box toy business.
45. A preliminary exploratory exercise to study the topic of talent acquisition competence of the HK insurance sector.
46. Formulating the research objectives and the related task: a study on 5-star hotels.
47. Formulating research objectives: about employer branding.
48. A note on the research theme of "the art of war".
49. A preliminary exploratory exercise to study the topic of the book of genesis.
50. An exploratory exercise to study business model design for launching a new service business.
51. A note on management consulting with reference to MBA dissertation projects.
52. A note on etailing consumer trends through scenario analysis.
53. A note on community engagement via the corporate social responsibility lens.
54. An exploratory exercise to study personality tests for agile HRM.
55. An exploratory exercise to study human resource development in the insurance sector.
56. An exploratory exercise on "the entrepreneurial journey of the hustlers".
57. A study note on theory-building from case study research.
58. An exploratory study on the influence of Christian beliefs on consumer behavior of insurance products.
59. An exploratory study on merchandising.
60. A study note on enlightening management education.
61. A study note on professional identity with reference to MBA education.
62. An exploration on the theme of wealth management to high net worth individuals.
63. An exploratory study on telecommuting.
64. An exploratory study on service quality with reference to wedding planning.
65. A study note on research perspective with reference to corporate telecommuting policy.
66. A study note on telecommuting, work from home and virtual office.
67. An exploratory study on employee motivation factors.
68. An exploratory study on strategic planning in a turbulent environment.
69. An exploratory study on digital surveillance on office employees.
70. An exploratory study on corporate crisis management and communication theory.
71. An exploratory study on business ethics (notably Christian value) with reference to AI application on customer service (Insurance sector)
72. An example of using phenomenology to analyze a research interview transcript.
73. An exploratory study on quiet quitting with reference to HRM.
74. An exploratory study on frugal tourists with reference to consumer behavior.
75. A study note on 'case study as reported in magazines and journals" as a secondary research method.
76. A collection of notes on what to write about the "project background" of a dissertation project (of the academic-oriented type).
77. A study note on action research and case study research (Robert Yon's version)
78. A study note on longitudinal research with time-constraint.
79. A study note on reflection in dissertation report writing.
80. A study note on primary and secondary research methods.
81. An exploratory study on trade war with the organizational learning perspective.
82. An exploratory study on ethnographic research and corporate culture.
83. The rationale of doing an exploratory study before brainstorming with poe.com to produce a proposal prototype.
84. An exploratory study on supply chain reconfiguration and action research.
85. A class exercise to construct an academic literature review tree.
86. A study note on researcher's positionality in dissertation report writing.
87. An exploratory study on workplace cultural diversity.
88. An exploratory study on operations management of HK buying office and leadership.
89. An exploratory study on leadership and service operations management.
90. A note on examples of how to justify choice of theories in literature review discussion.
91. A note on asking perplexity.ai to suggest research gaps, public media-related issues and academic theories for a dissertation proposal.
92.  A note on how an academic theory informs a research method design: examples.
93. A study note on constructive empiricism for research methodology design.
94. A study note on layered interpretation in qualitative research. (MBA related)
95. A study note on layered interpretation in qualitative research (housing studies related)
96. A study note on Plato and Aristotle's views on ontology and epistemology (MBA related).
97. A study note on David Hume and Baruch Spinoza's views on ontology and epistemology (MBA related).
98. A study note on action research and case study research.
99. A study note on Grounded theory's ideas on qualitative data analysis.
100. A study note Descartes' views on ontology and epistemology.
101. A study note on Glaser's idea of theoretical sensitivity.
102. An exploratory study on marketing communication strategies targeted at the silver consumer segment.
103. A comparison of the classical and contemporary sociological views and ideas.
104. A study note on the outside-in and the inside-out schools of strategy.
105. A study note on emotional intelligence in managerial competence and research philosophies.
106. A study note on service marketing mix and research philosophies.
107. An exploratory study on pet influencer marketing.
108. A study note on consumer experience and structuralism.
109. A study note on customer delight and poststructuralism.
110. A study note on change leadership and historical study.
111. A study note on management ethics, virtue ethics and MNCs.
112. An exploratory study on corporate ESG, strategic management and stakeholder management.
113. An exploratory study on the marketing communication and the little red book.
114. An exploratory study on startup failures.
115. An exploratory study on slasher and HRM.