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Thursday, December 20, 2007

Guidelines for Case Analysis


Guidelines for Case Analysis
Read the case thoroughly & completely
Three readings are recommended
Case Brief
Write down review notes or brief summaries
Problem statement
Formulation in writing a precise definition of the problem as
evident in the case study
Problem analysis and elaboration
Everything should revolve around the problem statement
Generation of alternative solutions
Care analyst will have to develop meaningful alternative
solutions as many as desirable with an open mind
Evaluation of alternatives
Thoroughly and completely evaluate the process
Choice of solution
Acid test of the case analyst’s ability to choose between the
final alternative solutions
Contingency Plan of Action
Precautionary measure to immediately switch over to the
next best alterntive solution
Presentation of case analysis
The individual level – Individual case analysis
The group level – team analysis
An effective combination of both – Hybrid analysis
Writing – Written form = writing skills
Both = combination of both skills
Skills…
Clarity & simplicity of the ideas used
Use simple & short sentences based on the formula
keep it simple & short [KISS]
Avoid sing the passive voice
Tell who is doing what, & specify whose responsibility it
is to take action
Evaluate outcomes or possible effects of alternative
suggestions made
Take care of spelling, punctuation & sentences
structure in written presentation & body language while
making the oral presentation of case analysis
Strength / Weakness of case analysis

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