Chief Product Team 
Have you ever heard about information manager research? Are you interested to know more about it? If your answer is yes, then this article is made just for you.
What is Information Manager Research?
Information manager research is a type of research that studies the process and procedures involved in managing information. This type of research focuses on identifying, collecting, organizing, storing, and retrieving information among other things.
Information manager research is used by organizations to create a better system and process in managing information. It is also used by organizations to determine. Whether the system or process they have in place is effective or not. This type of research helps organizations to identify gaps or problems in their organization’s information management system which they can then use to improve their system.
It is also known as information management research or information systems research.
Information Manager Research Process
Information manager research has a process that it follows to produce the desired results.
This process involves the following steps:
Defining the problem
The first step of the process is defining the problem that needs to be solved through the research. This involves defining what you want to achieve from your research. And what you want to find out from your research.
Formulating the problem statement:
Once you have defined the problem, you then need to formulate a problem statement that will guide you in your research. The problem statement will help you understand what exactly you need to find out from your research. So that your problem can be solved effectively and efficiently.
Determining data sources
Information manager researchers need data for their studies that they can use as evidence of their findings. And observations after conducting their studies. They need data that will support their findings and observations on how well the organization manages its information system or process as well as whether it’s effective or not. The data sources are usually documents, interviews, surveys, and observations among others which they use in their studies for evidence and support for their findings.
Data collection
During this step, researchers collect data from different sources on how well an organization manages its information system or process using different methods such as observation, surveys, interviews among others as sources of data collection that need to be determined by them during step three above. Data collection usually takes place after determining or formulating the problem statement when doing this type of research in order to avoid confusion when selecting data sources since there might be some sources that might not be relevant to your study once you’ve formulated your problem statement thus making them useless for information manager research.
Data analysis
The data collected during step four above is then analyzed to gather information on how well an organization manages its information system or process and whether it’s effective or not. This is done so that the researchers can come up with a conclusion on how well the organization manages its information system or process and whether it’s effective or not. It is also done to identify problems in the organization’s system which can then be used to fix the problems for better results.
