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1. Ohaus Analytical Balances November 05, 2009 Ohaus analytical balances can be used for general lab and chemical applications, in teaching laboratories, and for environmental testing and university research. They help to get accurate results in quantitative chemical analysis. They reduce the hassle associated with determining the weight of a reagent. Such balances have been improved through the introduction of features such as those which enhance automation or precision. Ohaus analytical balances comprise different series – Adventurer Pro, Explorer Pro, Pioneer, and Voyager. Ohaus Adventurer Pro – These are very versatile balances which c... (read more) Author: Jeremy Linder

2. How To study For the GAMSAT November 03, 2009 what is the best way to succeed in passing the GAMSAT. First of all realize that the GAMSAT is made to root out out the weak from the strong. It is made to eliminate you. Preparation is all. Unless you are one of the lucky minority that has very fast quantitative and qualitative analysis, you need to set aside time to prepare to revise. Now before you start buying every textbook in English, Biology and Physics, you need to think about the thinking behind the GAMSAT. Most of the time the equation and concepts you need for the GAMSAT, will be GIVEN to you in the questions. Therefore do not ... (read more) Author: Neil Maycock

3. Preparing for GRE Quant October 11, 2009 You need to brush up your school level math like algebra, fractions, percentages, geometry and data analysis. Of course the questions would not be that easy, but you need to get your basics right. If you’ve just begun your preparation, your first step should be to solve all the math exercises in the Barron’s. In this book, each math concept is given separately followed by a set of exercises based on that concept. This arrangement is very useful because it helps to test how well you can apply the concept you’ve just learnt and pinpoint your weak areas. If you’re a non-math test-taker, the... (read more) Author: Foreign Academic Consultancy & Training

4. Make career in Strategic Market Research October 02, 2009 Do you think that you would love a career in Strategic Market Research? The ideal candidate for a market research position is a person who possesses both qualitative and quantitative analytical ability, because the job depends on your ability to gather data from human subjects, crunch numbers, and interpret the results accurately. Market Research is a big task involves researching the planned target and that target can be individuals, group of individuals or companies or any industries. In order for a company to detain a market it must first be able to recognize and analyze the market. Re... (read more) Author: Jeff Morgan

5. Coursework Evaluation October 01, 2009 Coursework evaluation will measure the research paper in both qualitative and quantitative way. A good paper will have some characteristics that make them stand apart from other research papers. In a good paper, the subject matter in a limited sphere is systematically studied. This method needs great patience, courage, diligence, a creative imagination and objectivity. Without this scientific attitude or spirit one can never make a great paper. Before starting work by the scientific method the research worker should make a minutely detailed analysis of the problem he wishes to study. The gre... (read more) Author: Eugene Atkins

6. How to Choose a Market Research Company for Your Business October 01, 2009 How to Choose a Market Research Vendor By Asad Haroon, CEO of InsideUp.com Knowing your customers and industry is essential to your company’s success. That’s where Market Research comes in. By analyzing your competitors and understanding the buying behaviors of your clients, your can ensure that you are correctly positioned in the market to reach your sales goals. Market research is a “hard” science and both numbers (quantitative) and behavior (qualitative) data should be collected. Market research firms vary from large international organizations to local boutique firms. There are ... (read more) Author: Asad Haroon

7. Masters Degree Program in Finance September 09, 2009 A Masters degree program in finance is a postgraduate program that imparts knowledge financial markets analysis, financial modeling and financial management. This program is designed to prepare students for careers in financial analysis, investment management and corporate finance. Masters Degree Program in Finance - Core Courses The core curriculum of a Masters degree program in finance is focused on economics, accounting and quantitative methods. The core courses are: * Economics – this covers the micro and macro perspectives of an economy. * Investments – understanding the... (read more) Author: Winston Jenkins

8. Beginners Stock Trading: Understanding Fundamental Analysis August 13, 2009 Fundamental Analysis is an important part of beginners stock trading research. While it can be less fun than technical analysis (charting), the value it brings is indispensible. Half of the challenge is knowing where to start. Fundamental analysis involves so many different aspects, it is easy to get lost. The goal is to evaluate as much information as you can regarding the company and its corresponding industry. The general idea is to research various quantitative aspects of the company. This includes revenue, profit, and debt. There are also more qualitative aspects to investigate, suc... (read more) Author: Adam W. Porter

9. Review of Laboratory Procedures in Insurance Medicine August 04, 2009 While an investigation was being made into the mortality rates, there was also a review of the laboratory procedures being carried out. For this purpose the medical division called in the foremost experts in the field, Dr. Otto Folin and Dr. Stanley Benedict. These men devised new quantitative tests for glycosuria and albuminuria, which became standard procedure in medicine. In addition, the laboratory refined and improved methods of analysis of various substances in the blood. Dr. Folin developed a method of determining accurately the amount of sugar in a very small quantity of blood. Th... (read more) Author: Allison Ryan

10. Are you thinking of pursuing a Masters of Business Administration? May 19, 2009 An MBA (Master of Business Administration) usually takes between one and two years at a graduate-level institution to complete. Regardless of the type of MBA you pursue, the fundamental topics that you will study include: • Organizational behavior • Marketing • Economics • Quantitative analysis • Accounting An MBA is meant to give you the training in both practice and theory of business management that you need to be proficient in performing major management roles in today’s corporate world. In truth, an MBA is a career accelerator – it can help you secure higher salaries and tak... (read more) Author: Erik Jon

11. Start-up Businesses - Will you adopt the "right first time" or "incremental improvement" strategy? May 19, 2009 When you start a new business you can fall into one of two categories. You can operate on the premise that you must be right first time or that you will rarely be right fist time, but you will use your initial decision as a marker dart for incremental improvement. This is the fundamental paradigm of strategic construction for start-ups. This is the DNA which your planning is built on. There are so many factors in determining which category entrepreneurs fall into. Social and educational backgrounds are important along with personal philosophy. Another major factor is culture bleed from an... (read more) Author: Feargal Byrne

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