An Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods for Marketing

Ahmad Daryanto is a Professor of Marketing at Lancaster University Management School in the United Kingdom. He received his BSc degree in Environmental Engineering from Bandung Institute of Technology in Indonesia, a MSc degree in Engineering Mathematics from Twente University in the Netherlands, and a PhD degree in Marketing from Maastricht University in the Netherlands. He has published in top international journals such as the Journal of Consumer Psychology, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Service Research, Industrial Marketing Management, Personality and Individual Differences, Cities, Journal of Business Research among others. Some of his research has been funded by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities in China. Anto currently acts as an associate editor of an Elsevier journal, Sustainable Futures, and has acted as a co-chair session on marketing analytics and big data at the prestigious AMA winter conference. Anto held a visiting professor position at Beijing Foreign Studies University under the scheme of High-End Foreign Expert Program of Government of China, and has acted as an external grant reviewer for UK Research Innovation (UKRI) future leadership and a lead reviewer for the British Academy small research grants. He is currently an external examiner at two universities: International Business School of Xi'an-Jiaotong Liverpool University for its Marketing degree programs, and Regents' University of London for its new MSc program in Data Science and Business. He was an external examiner at Imperial College Business School, London, for its MSc in Strategic Marketing program. Anto is a statistical programmer who has written several SPSS macros. He is the inventor of EndoS, which is a software that can be used to address an endogeneity problem discussed in this book; his HeteroskedasticityV3 software has been used by graduate students and researchers worldwide. Anto is a keen chess player and runs a chess club at the Lancaster public library in the UK.