Order Description
\nMBA Integrated Case Study Analysis, Final Project
\nSuggested to be written as a consultant to Management in first person<\/p>\n
Create a title for research
\nAbstract
\nDedication
\nAcknowledgement
\nTable of contents<\/p>\n
Chapter 1
\nIntroduction (to state rationale, research questions and Aims and objectives). Case study analysis importance, how is it going to help a company. Background of case. Research problems to be found in the case study provided (statements of problems), choose suitable subjects (eg. International business, Human resources, Marketing, Strategic Management, Finance) based on found problems of company- 3-4 subjects to be chosen, for each subject 4 problems stated, for each problem one model used for analysis.
\nStatement of problem- research question- research aim and objectives SMART
\nAll based on subjects and questions of study.
\nSignificance of case study, how is it going to help the company and myself.
\nStructure of case study
\n1200-1400 words<\/p>\n
Chapter 2
\nCase brief. Description of the situation, Assumptions and scope of the study. Diagrams, graphs, figures, included presenting company situation.
\n600-800 words<\/p>\n
Chapter 3
\nThis chapter should clearly state the problem in the case study and outline the plan of analysis, identify and explain concepts, models and techniques to be applied(with due referencing) sources of data, and ethical issues.
\nProblem statement and plan of analysis (can include a one diagram presenting for what problem, what model is going to be used).
\nEach problem have to have an appropriate model for analysis (provide a diagram representing model), each model (diagram) has to have a 5 sources of it as well as critical review of model using 4 authors (references)- 2 positive, 2 negative.
\nChapter has to be organised way mentioned below
\n1. Subject
\n\u2022 List the problem
\n\u2022 Diagram (model) (5 sources of it)
\n\u2022 Critical review of model used (4 authors, 2 positive, 2 negative)
\n\u2022 Research methodology
\nAnd so on for all 12-15 problems
\n1800- 2000 words<\/p>\n
Chapter 4
\nAnalysis and findings.
\nThis chapter should include application of analytical techniques stated in chapter 3, address alternative scenarios, include relevant analysis of data and record the findings from the analysis. Resource availability and constraints should be appraised.
\nChapter to be organised this way:
\nEach problem- analysis- findings
\nAnd so on..
\n1800- 2000 words<\/p>\n
Chapter 5
\nThis section is clear assessment of the analysis, made in a report to the management and you need to state your business plan, as from consultant, taking into account the findings in chapter 4. It should also discuss critical assumptions in the analysis. Finally assess its implications and acceptability to various stakeholders.
\nProposed solution to problem; recommendations, limitations of the analysis.
\nEach problem- solution- recommendations- action plan
\nAnd so on for all 12-15 problems
\n2400- 2600 words<\/p>\n
Chapter 6
\nApplication of learning, findings on another company from any industry showing transfer of learning, analysed with different models!! (plagiarism).
\nPresenting implementation for stakeholders
\n3600-3800 words<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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