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Individual Case Write-Up Assignment
Individual Case Write-Up Assignment
Individual Case Write-Up Assignment
Your assignment is to work INDIVIDUALLY to analyze TWO of the assigned cases, and write a
ONE-PAGE summary of your analysis of each case. By individually, I mean you should work
on your own on this assignment, without consulting any of your classmates1. This means not
collaborating AT ANY STAGE of the analysis.
Before starting your analysis, please reread “Marketing Analysis Toolkit: Situation Analysis" as
well as the Guidelines for Case Analysis posted on Canvas. Your analysis should include the
following sections:
I. Statement of the problem facing the firm. Briefly state the alternatives. In one
sentence, explain why the problem is of strategic importance to the firm. (10%)2.
II. Summary of the SWOT – include no more than 3 of the most relevant strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Use headings and subheadings to separate one
from another. Be sure everything is in the correct category. (40%)
III. Your recommendation. Use information from the SWOT to explain why it’s the
superior alternative. Apply your critical thinking skills. (50%)
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Failure to respect this requirement will result in a grade of zero on this assignment.
2
The percentages in parentheses refer to the contribution of each section to your grade.
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SWOT and the problem? In other words, does your recommendation follow logically from the
analysis, and is it the best solution to the case problem?
FORMAT
Please format your paper as follows:
Submit in a WORD document.
Provide a cover sheet with
o Your name, section number, and the name of the case you are summarizing
o The university’s academic integrity pledge, followed by your electronic signature.
Please note that the academic integrity pledge indicates that you did not
collaborate with any of your fellow students on this analysis.
Single space
Use 12’ font with 1” margins.
Use Roman Numerals with a title to identify each section. For example, “I. Statement of
the Problem”