Case studies provide an opportunity to bring real world practices into the classroom and boardroom for further study. You have had the opportunity to analyze and scrutinize a variety of case studies in this course, as well as others over your BBA studies, and you now have the opportunity to develop your own case study related to a change initiative at an organization.
Resources
Utilize this resource in order to gather information about the development of a case study:Instructions
Prepare a business case study outlining a change initiative in an organization, using the information below as a guide.
-Maximum length: 20 double-spaced pages.
-Follow APA standards for style, citations, and references (a minimum of 8 academic sources).
-Your case study report should have the following components in this order:
-Cover Page (Include name and student ID).
-Executive Summary (Focus on key points/findings – often written last).
-Background Information (A brief history of the organization and a current situation analysis outlining where the organization currently finds itself).
-The Need for Change.
-The Change Process.
-Results.
-Conclusions (Should include where the organization might go from here, and/or how the sustainability of the change can be ensured).
-References.
-Appendices (Any charts, financials, visuals, or other related items can be placed here and referenced in the report).
