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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0882784

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $205,254.00
    Summary
    How viewers learn about new TV programs: the influence of TV promotions and Word-of-mouth. Television viewing is one of the major pastimes of Australians. Improving the quality of programming and reducing ineffective promotional efforts will enhance the life of most of our population. Keeping and building audiences will improve the long-term viability of free-to-view television model, which allows quality television to be accessible to all. More efficiently marketing local programs improves .... How viewers learn about new TV programs: the influence of TV promotions and Word-of-mouth. Television viewing is one of the major pastimes of Australians. Improving the quality of programming and reducing ineffective promotional efforts will enhance the life of most of our population. Keeping and building audiences will improve the long-term viability of free-to-view television model, which allows quality television to be accessible to all. More efficiently marketing local programs improves return on investment and export potential, as Australian ratings signal to overseas buyers the likely success of the program in their markets. Finally, program promotions provide a valued social purpose as they are used by viewers to choose what to watch. This research seeks to improve the utility of this service.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0562206

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $150,000.00
    Summary
    Psychological User Profiling in the Telecommunications Industry. Recording user behaviour allows businesses to learn about their customers. This is particularly important in telecommunications, since the core business involves a large number of users who vary considerably from one another. This project combines psychological insights with modern statistical methods to develop a psychologically plausible user profiling framework, accounting for the idiosyncratic usage patterns of customers, and t .... Psychological User Profiling in the Telecommunications Industry. Recording user behaviour allows businesses to learn about their customers. This is particularly important in telecommunications, since the core business involves a large number of users who vary considerably from one another. This project combines psychological insights with modern statistical methods to develop a psychologically plausible user profiling framework, accounting for the idiosyncratic usage patterns of customers, and the way in which they change over time. The profiles will be tied to marketing prospects through interviews and surveys. Applied benefits include the ability to predict, understand and act upon user behaviour. The project also adds substantially to theories of memory, individual differences and decision-making.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0991848

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $156,840.00
    Summary
    Can Sponsorship deliver Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? Examining internal and external perceptions of sponsors' CSR. This study examines whether and how sponsorship can be effective when supporting community-based activities. As the cost of large scale events continues to escalate, defining a value proposition to appeal to local sponsors may help smaller clubs and non-profit organisations to survive or even thrive. For small and medium size businesses, leveraging the sponsoring of commun .... Can Sponsorship deliver Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? Examining internal and external perceptions of sponsors' CSR. This study examines whether and how sponsorship can be effective when supporting community-based activities. As the cost of large scale events continues to escalate, defining a value proposition to appeal to local sponsors may help smaller clubs and non-profit organisations to survive or even thrive. For small and medium size businesses, leveraging the sponsoring of community-based organisations via Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) may be effective in gaining a competitive advantage against larger competitors. This study can assist in the quantification of such CSR sponsorship benefits, in times of increased social and economic accountability and uncertain economic growth.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP150100330

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $195,000.00
    Summary
    Achieving a Skilled and Sustainable Aged Care Workforce for Australia. Demand for aged care services in Australia has reached record levels and is set to rise steeply due to population ageing. The Productivity Commission identified the sector’s need to provide more care services, to expand consumer-directed care and to improve the quality of care. Currently, there is little evidence as to how the workforce can expand and change to meet these challenges. This project aims to provide new evidence .... Achieving a Skilled and Sustainable Aged Care Workforce for Australia. Demand for aged care services in Australia has reached record levels and is set to rise steeply due to population ageing. The Productivity Commission identified the sector’s need to provide more care services, to expand consumer-directed care and to improve the quality of care. Currently, there is little evidence as to how the workforce can expand and change to meet these challenges. This project aims to provide new evidence on how to attract, retain and up-skill workers in a rapidly expanding demand environment, as the sector strives to achieve a sustainable and skilled workforce fit for the future needs of older Australians.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP150100497

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $222,515.00
    Summary
    Making Music Work: Sustainable Portfolio Careers for Australian Musicians. This project plans to explore the conditions and strategies needed for musicians to sustain successful portfolio careers. Most musicians have ‘portfolio careers’, combining aspects of performance, recording, creation, music direction, teaching, community activities, health, retail and a presence in online environments. This phenomenon — often across music genres — is widespread but not well understood. The project involve .... Making Music Work: Sustainable Portfolio Careers for Australian Musicians. This project plans to explore the conditions and strategies needed for musicians to sustain successful portfolio careers. Most musicians have ‘portfolio careers’, combining aspects of performance, recording, creation, music direction, teaching, community activities, health, retail and a presence in online environments. This phenomenon — often across music genres — is widespread but not well understood. The project involves surveys and 12 in-depth case studies of individual musicians or ensembles that will aim to identify key success factors and obstacles. This information is intended to inform opportunities for training, development and support.
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