7116IBA Data Resource Management

 

Individual Project

Marks:            40 %

Length:           Approx 3000 words (Excluding data, references and quotations)

Submission:    All submissions will be via electronic submission at

You are to engage with a real organisation and assist them with understanding a Data Resource Management (DRM) Issue.

 Alternatively, you are to deploy a comprehensive case study that discusses a DRM issue in an organisation and use this as your practical reference.

 (Note: You may use the same DRM Issue as used in the Group Project if desired.)

(Case studies are to be used as a reference point for data and not to be used as normal case analysis and discussion study)

The Abstract will include a brief summary describing the issue and possible resolutions (or ways forward);

The deliverables will include:

  • An academic paper containing:
    • Title
    • Abstract
    • Introduction
      • Overview of the business issue
      • Research Approach
    • Literature review
    • Results
    • Discussion
      • Suggestions for further work
    • References
    • Appendix: Complete case study (if applicable)

 

NOTE: Discussions in on-line class on the project will include details on the requirements of each topic listed above. A marking scheme attached separately will be used to mark the project.

Title:

Individual Project

Description: 

This is a individual project that will give the students an opportunity to research the topic in some depth. The project develops the students’ understanding of DRM technologies and essential data DRM concepts. It is essential that student research DRM policies in an organisational setting using real-time business materials. This written report develops students’ ability and understanding of DRM technologies and essential DRM concepts and their application in an organisation.

Format:

Assignment 3 – Individual Project (40%)

Length: approx. 3000 words (not including Executive Summary, Reference List & Appendecies)

The deliverables will include:

  • An academic paper containing:
    • Title
    • Executive Summary
    • Introduction
      • Overview of the business issue
      • Research Approach
    • Literature review
    • Results
    • Discussion
      • Suggestions for further work
    • References
    • Appendix: Complete case study (if applicable)