State the problems or problems that exist within the company. Begin your paper with a statement of the main problem. Your problem statement should not be an exhaustive list of everything that is wrong. Rather, it should be one or two central issues around which all else are organized.

PREPARING A CASE ANALYSIS

1. State the problems or problems that exist within the
company. Begin your paper with a statement of the main problem. Your problem statement should
not be an exhaustive list of everything that is wrong. Rather, it should be one or two central issues around
which all else are organized.

2. Provide an analysis of each of the problems that you previously stated.
This is where you identify relevant facts from the case and apply a conceptual model
to diagnose the problem. Analyze the problem you identified (and not some other problem). Organize the
facts into a coherent whole as if you were presenting evidence to persuade a skeptic. Clearly state any
assumptions that you’ve made. Provide evidence from the case to support your analysis.

3. State the potential solutions for each problem and the advantages and disadvantages of implementing each solution. Do not just repeat the solutions shown in the case – provide new ones.

4. Clearly indicate which of the solutions you believe the company should use and explain why you chose the solutions you selected. Recommend one or more of the potential solutions that you have previously stated and provide an explanation for the solution that you have recommended. You should only recommend a solution that you previously discussed.

DO NOT NEED AN INTRODUCTION OR CONCLUSION

State all the potential solutions that you have developed to
potentially solve the problem. You must state the potential solutions and explain the advantages and
disadvantages of each of the potential solutions that you have stated. You must provide multiple potential
solutions, not just one. Do not simply restate potential solutions contained in the case.

1. Clearly state a potential solution.

2. Explain the potential solutions, if necessary.

3. Clearly state the advantages.

4. Clearly state the disadvantages.

5. Final Recommendations

Each section should be a separate paragraph

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– Number the pages. In the footer, provide your name and the page number

•Use a size 12 font. Single or 1 ½ line spacing is acceptable.

•Impose structure on your paper: divide it into relevant sections. For each section, provide a header (in bold font or underlined).

• As appropriate, include tables and/or charts in the body of the paper or attached as appendices.

• Check your work to avoid grammar and spelling mistakes.

•Do Not include a references or citations page at the end of the document. If you wish to cite a source, place a footnote at the bottom of the page where the sources are used.