Guide to strategic management case analysis Case Analysis Case analysis is a qualitative method of organizing data according to its

usefulness in explaining and predicting the behavior of a group and the likelihood that a given individual member will also display that behavior. If properly used, it has the power to improve the acquisition of knowledge, skills and attitudes. The Case Method Preparing for case discussion: Case discussion would take a different dimension as compared to normal lecture where you only need to listen to your lecturer even without any advance preparation unlike case method which needs proper preparation, paying attention to details as you focus on every key strategic issue, adopting the appropriate time frame during this case study and as a key decision maker for the organization being studied, you will need to consider all aspects of the business and industry. You are also needed not to overlook any exhibits in the case. Using the internet in case research: Most of companies have their websites that any user can visit and this makes it easy to retrieve any form of information or data pertaining that particular company you are carrying out a case study on. Participating in class: When studying strategic management course using case method, the achievement comes as a result of the effort put by both the students and their professor in every class discussion. For students active participation, they need to attend class regularly, be prepared for class, participate in the discussion and wisely by keeping a broad perspective i.e. consider all aspects of the business and by paying attention to the topic being discussed. Assignments: Any written assignment should be of standard. Analyzing the case, criticizing and giving your opinion are expected by the professor spearheading the course. Any oral presentation done should convince your professor that you know what you are talking about by giving examples, clear explanations and answering any questions raised by fellow students. The professor would expect all the students to work as a team in their groups assigned by planning flexible meeting times, communication and participating in the group work fully. Reference:
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Guide to strategic management case analysis Pearce 11, J. A., & Robinson, Jr. R. B. (2009). Strategic Management (11th Ed.). Guide to strategic management case analysis (pp. 458-466) New York, NY: The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

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