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BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODS
For the first article of to analyzing the pedestrian traffic that passes a given store in a major shopping center we find that those entering the store are those that are wealthy and those carrying their children with them.

We also find that entering the store are not elderly they are those that have their children and the children tend to push their parents to the store so that their parents to buy them toys and we also notice that those buying the toys have specific days of buying the toys and you will find that on weekdays like Monday you will not find most of the people buying the toys you will particularly find the buyers on weekends and we find that those buying the gifts from the store wearing expensive gifts and not all who come to the stores are not elderly and not all are wealthy because some of the ones who come in the store come to buy gifts some come and find that the price of the toys are too expensive and just come watch and go others come to buy gifts for their friends children and mostly on holidays you will find the store is full of people buying gifts for their children and we find some scholarly articles that give us information of studying a big group of varying peopleAcadian to Cajun : transformation of a people, 1803-1807 by Carl A Brasseaux 1992
From a Biblical perspective it is an important reminder that we should not judge others because not all who enter in the store is rich or have children to buy them gifts The Bible is very clear that we should not judge others. So, as a Christian it is important when observing this data to not judge people or treat them differently. For instance, one could become critical that it appears only more wealthy people go into the store and to judge people based on their wealth. This would incorrect as a believer, we are not to judge others. In Matthew 7:1-2, "Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you." It is important to remember we are not given or in a place of authority to judge others because God is our judge.
In the other article of describing the research necessary to capture the ways in which collaboration and efficiency can be increased between a company's large pet food production facility and its smaller research and development facility inorder to study such a broad question, the structure of the research project must be similarly broad. In this case, I would propose conducting two qualitative initiatives in order to identify areas that can be improved. First and foremost, I would suggest utilizing secondary data analysis on instances where collaboration between the two facilities already exists, and thus could be expanded this can apply to many companies facing the same challenges'.
The scholary article I would use is from a 1999 study led by Ms. Jacky Swan we learn effective knowledge management (KM) is a prerequisite to innovation and can be qualified as demand driven or supply driven. Through basic research of available sources we have already constructed a framework of some of the things that should be established by the study. By gleaning from this and other resources, we can avoid the pitfalls of those that have done the work before us. This keeps with Proverbs 1:5 which says, "Let the wise hear and increase in learning, and the one who understands obtain guidance.