MAN6910 Datasheet, Distributors and Pricing Research Report

Step 1 – Short Literature Review

• Choose at least five journal or conference papers (Social Responsibilities, Sustainability and Business Processes related) that you will use in this research report
• Write a short literature review about "Social Responsibilities, Sustainability and Business Processes" based on your chosen literature (about 900 words).
• As you draft your Literature Review[1], consider the following:
• • What are you searching the literature to discover?
    • This Literature Review is used to provide evidence to assess the critical role that Social Responsibility and Sustainability play in ALDI Australia.
  • Determine what has already been written on a topic
  • Provide an overview of key concepts
  • Identify major relationships or patterns
  • Identify strengths and weaknesses
  • Identify any gaps in the research
  • Identify any conflicting evidence
  • Provide a solid background to a research paper’s investigation
  • A typical journal/conference article will be between 10-20 pages. Your job is to be able to extrapolate and articulate the key findings in a short and succinct manner.
  • Once you have written a few key findings, you must decide on the order in which you will present them.
  • The ordering isn't random—there should be a logical rationale behind your choices.
  • Write paragraph introductions, conclusions, and transitions within and between paragraphs if needed.
  • An example on how to write a literature review can be found: https://player.vimeo.com/video/59425739?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0Links to an external site.

Step 2 – Research Report[2]
• Based on the short literature review you developed in Step 1, add:

o an introduction,
o an analysis to assess the critical role that Social Responsibility and Sustainability play in Business Processes in ALDI
o a conclusion
o a reference list (with in-text citation) constructed in APA (7th edition) referencing style.

[1] The purpose of a literature review is not to write a summary for each conference/journal paper. Instead you are required to collate and synthesize evidence from multiple studies, e.g. compare the advantages/disadvantages of green IT from two papers, or why this paper considered "Methodology xxx" is useful but the other paper claimed "Methodology xxx" is useless.

[2] Accuracy in spelling, syntax, citation and referencing is strictly essential