Case Analysis A Critical Situational Analysis method Earle

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Case Analysis A Critical Situational Analysis method… Earle Upendra Kumar, MBA, IITK

Case Analysis A Critical Situational Analysis method… Earle Upendra Kumar, MBA, IITK

Case Analysis Methodology Comprehension Analysis Conclusions and Suggestions

Case Analysis Methodology Comprehension Analysis Conclusions and Suggestions

Rules of Thumb 1. Initial Fast Reading • No notes • Get a feel

Rules of Thumb 1. Initial Fast Reading • No notes • Get a feel 2. Second careful reading • Notes: Objectives, nature of problem(s), key facts, key decisions • Data analysis 3. Development of recommendations • Alternative Courses of action • Implication of each • Recommendations, supported by analysis

A case is… • Simulation of only one instance of the complete reality (a

A case is… • Simulation of only one instance of the complete reality (a snapshot) Part Addressed • Partial Information • Enjoyment, if one accepts the role of involved participant • No right or wrong solution

Should Cover…. • General Environmental Analysis (PESTN) • Thorough Financial Analysis • Five Forces

Should Cover…. • General Environmental Analysis (PESTN) • Thorough Financial Analysis • Five Forces Analysis Threat of New Entrants Supplier Power Buyer Power Threat of Substitutes Rivalry • Competitive Analysis • Resource Analysis • Strategic Analysis High/Med/Low High/Med/Low

Most Celebrated Model…. . SWOT Company Ana. Micro Identify the problem Business Opportunity Analyze

Most Celebrated Model…. . SWOT Company Ana. Micro Identify the problem Business Opportunity Analyze the environment Customer Behavior Segmentation Targeting Positioning 4 Ps (product, price, place, promotion) Recommendation and Implementation Macro (PESTN)

Recommendation (The outcome of Analysis) • Begin considering solutions for problem • Choose the

Recommendation (The outcome of Analysis) • Begin considering solutions for problem • Choose the best solution • Identify the steps necessary to implement your solution and develop an action plan • Consider the risks of your plan and develop a risk analysis (state the limitations)

Points to remember…. • Reasonable Assumptions • Statistical Representation of the information • Continuity

Points to remember…. • Reasonable Assumptions • Statistical Representation of the information • Continuity of arguments • User friendly representation Four Segments: • Rich and Educated • Poor but Educated • Rich but Illiterate • Poor and Illiterate Vs Educated Illiterate Rich Poor

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