Analyzing a Case Study
There are three stages to analyzing a case study:
· A general reading to familiarize yourself with the case study and its contents. The sooner you do this, the better. Most case studies bear repeated reading
· Systematic analysis of the data in the case, employing, in turn, each of the elements of theory you have been taught (apart from the ones for which there are no relevant data in the case).
· Extraction of the relevant parts of these analyses to answer the question you have been set.
1) The longer that a case study is given to “sink in” to your subconscious, the deeper the understanding you will get and the better your answers will be. Read the case material for the first time as soon as you have been allocated it as an assignment or seminar example. Get a general impression:
· which organizations and industries does it relate to?
· is the organization doing well or badly now, and how has it performed in the past? Is it a......

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