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Netra Shetty
Dish Network Corporation is the United States' fourth largest pay-TV provider, providing direct broadcast satellite service—including satellite television, audio programming, and interactive television services—to 14.337 million[3] commercial and residential customers in the United States. Dish Network has approximately 24,500 employees, most of which are located within the U.S. The corporate office is based in Meridian, Colorado, though the postal designation of Englewood is used in the company’s mailing address.
Offspring of the Echostar Satellite L.L.C., and founded by Charles Ergen, his wife Candy and their friend Jim DeFranco as a satellite TV equipment distributor in 1980, DISH Network was officially branded in March 1996. This branding comes after the successful launch of its first satellite, Echostar I in December 1995 and marked the beginning of the company offering subscription television services. The company has since launched numerous satellites,with 14 owned and leased satellites currently in its fleet.
As of January 2008, DISH Network split from Echostar, with each entity becoming a separate company. Echostar is the key technology partner to DISH Network, which focuses only on marketing and providing satellite television service.
As of 2010, the company competes primarily with satellite rival DirecTV and with cable television providers, but telecommunication companies’ development of fiber-optic lines has increasingly become competition for the company. The company is included in the Nasdaq-100 index (NASDAQ: DISH) and is a fortune 200 company.
Methodology
Sample collection
To determine the number of respondents that will be asked to participate and give information regarding the study convenience sampling will be used. Convenience sampling means to collect or interview individuals who actually experience the phenomenon. Convenience sampling will focus on individuals that experienced diabetes mellitus or has someone in the family that experienced such disease.
Methodology/Data Collection
Primary and secondary sources of data would be used for the study. Surveys will the primary method of data collection. Internet surveys would be the primary source of data. Internet surveys have been both hyped for their capabilities and criticized for the security issues it brings. Internet surveys would also require less time for the researchers and the respondents. Secondary source of data would involve the use of books and journals.
Data Analysis
In analyzing the collected data, the paper will be divided into the demographic profiles of the respondents and the ideas of respondents. The data that will be acquired will be put into graphs and tables.
ure review
The ranks of banking's competitors were further swelled when companies began selling deposits, insurance, and other services to households across the nation. At roughly the same time some industrial and service corporations launched credit card programs as a supplement to their main business lines, while insurance companies developed a full line of financial services for large corporations previously the mainstay of bank lending and leasing programs. Despite rapid ATM growth, full-service banking offices advanced from less than forty-six thousand to more than sixty thousand and may continue to grow for a time alongside computer networks and automated machines to benefit those customers who do not trust or understand the new information technologies and to serve as a necessary platform for the sale of an ever expanding range of bank services, from credit and savings to retirement planning and risk management (Ashdown 2002). Sustained prosperity often seems to breed contempt for prudent and careful lending practices. Moreover, a nation's overall prosperity masked serious economic problems in selected regions of a country where the collapse of real estate and energy markets resulted in a glut of nonperforming loans that overwhelmed the capital of both large and small banking organizations. Anxious to find new capital in order to rescue troubled banks and thrift institutions, many states passed liberal interstate banking laws in an effort to encourage outside banking companies to enter and bring their expertise to bear upon the problems at hand The high-net-worth private bankin
focus of descriptive research is to provide an accurate description for something that is occurring. For example, what age group is buying a particular brand, a product’s market share within a certain industry, how many competitors a company faces, etc. This type of research is by far the most popular form of market research. It is used extensively when the research purpose is to explain, monitor and test hypotheses, and can also be used to a lesser extent to help make predictions and for discovery.
Marketers routinely conduct basic descriptive research using informal means. For instance, the head of marketing for a clothing company may email a retailer to see how the products are selling. But informal descriptive research, while widely undertaken, often fails to meet the tests of research validity and reliability and, consequently, the information should not be used as an important component in marketing decisions. Rather, to be useful, descriptive research must be conducted in a way that adheres to a strict set of research requirements to capture relevant results. This often means that care must be taken to develop a structured research plan. Under most circumstances this requires researchers have a good grasp of research methods including knowledge of data analysis.
Offspring of the Echostar Satellite L.L.C., and founded by Charles Ergen, his wife Candy and their friend Jim DeFranco as a satellite TV equipment distributor in 1980, DISH Network was officially branded in March 1996. This branding comes after the successful launch of its first satellite, Echostar I in December 1995 and marked the beginning of the company offering subscription television services. The company has since launched numerous satellites,with 14 owned and leased satellites currently in its fleet.
As of January 2008, DISH Network split from Echostar, with each entity becoming a separate company. Echostar is the key technology partner to DISH Network, which focuses only on marketing and providing satellite television service.
As of 2010, the company competes primarily with satellite rival DirecTV and with cable television providers, but telecommunication companies’ development of fiber-optic lines has increasingly become competition for the company. The company is included in the Nasdaq-100 index (NASDAQ: DISH) and is a fortune 200 company.
Methodology
Sample collection
To determine the number of respondents that will be asked to participate and give information regarding the study convenience sampling will be used. Convenience sampling means to collect or interview individuals who actually experience the phenomenon. Convenience sampling will focus on individuals that experienced diabetes mellitus or has someone in the family that experienced such disease.
Methodology/Data Collection
Primary and secondary sources of data would be used for the study. Surveys will the primary method of data collection. Internet surveys would be the primary source of data. Internet surveys have been both hyped for their capabilities and criticized for the security issues it brings. Internet surveys would also require less time for the researchers and the respondents. Secondary source of data would involve the use of books and journals.
Data Analysis
In analyzing the collected data, the paper will be divided into the demographic profiles of the respondents and the ideas of respondents. The data that will be acquired will be put into graphs and tables.
ure review
The ranks of banking's competitors were further swelled when companies began selling deposits, insurance, and other services to households across the nation. At roughly the same time some industrial and service corporations launched credit card programs as a supplement to their main business lines, while insurance companies developed a full line of financial services for large corporations previously the mainstay of bank lending and leasing programs. Despite rapid ATM growth, full-service banking offices advanced from less than forty-six thousand to more than sixty thousand and may continue to grow for a time alongside computer networks and automated machines to benefit those customers who do not trust or understand the new information technologies and to serve as a necessary platform for the sale of an ever expanding range of bank services, from credit and savings to retirement planning and risk management (Ashdown 2002). Sustained prosperity often seems to breed contempt for prudent and careful lending practices. Moreover, a nation's overall prosperity masked serious economic problems in selected regions of a country where the collapse of real estate and energy markets resulted in a glut of nonperforming loans that overwhelmed the capital of both large and small banking organizations. Anxious to find new capital in order to rescue troubled banks and thrift institutions, many states passed liberal interstate banking laws in an effort to encourage outside banking companies to enter and bring their expertise to bear upon the problems at hand The high-net-worth private bankin
focus of descriptive research is to provide an accurate description for something that is occurring. For example, what age group is buying a particular brand, a product’s market share within a certain industry, how many competitors a company faces, etc. This type of research is by far the most popular form of market research. It is used extensively when the research purpose is to explain, monitor and test hypotheses, and can also be used to a lesser extent to help make predictions and for discovery.
Marketers routinely conduct basic descriptive research using informal means. For instance, the head of marketing for a clothing company may email a retailer to see how the products are selling. But informal descriptive research, while widely undertaken, often fails to meet the tests of research validity and reliability and, consequently, the information should not be used as an important component in marketing decisions. Rather, to be useful, descriptive research must be conducted in a way that adheres to a strict set of research requirements to capture relevant results. This often means that care must be taken to develop a structured research plan. Under most circumstances this requires researchers have a good grasp of research methods including knowledge of data analysis.
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