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CASE STUDY FORMAT FOR MBA/MPA Non-Thesis Programs
OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY
GRADUATE SCHOOLCASE STUDY FORMAT FOR MBA/MPA Non-Thesis Programs
A. Front Matter
Title Page
Approval Sheet
Certificate of Originality
Acknowledgments
Table of Contents
List of tables
List of Figures
List of Appendices
B. Body of Case Study Chapter 1 Introduction
Background of the Company/Organization
Research Methodology
Objectives of the Study
Significance of the Study
Scope and Delimitation
Definition of Terms
Chapter 2 Environmental Analysis
Internal Environment
Organizational Aspect (Identifying organizational structure, Analyzing
organizational set-up, Vision, Mission and Objectives of the Firm).Operations/Technical Aspect (Analysis of facilities and manufacturing/operating process, Assessment of company to meet the product/service volume requirements, costs of productions/operations, Includes capacity to adopt changes brought about by technology, plans and programs of activities compared with its competitors).HR Aspect (Appropriate mechanisms available to obtain, and improve the firms
human resource).Marketing Aspect (Different marketing forces that would identify the companys ability to transact effective, SWOT and Competitors analysis, Marketing plans, programs and strategies, Marketing channels)
Financial Aspect (Comparative Analysis of financial statement)
External EnvironmentEconomic Aspect (Factors that affect consumer purchasing power, changes in major economic variables such as an income, cost of living, interest rates and savings and borrowing patterns of individuals that have great impact on the market place, increased cost of energy and labor, inflation and unemployment that affect business economics)Socio-Cultural Aspect (Values, traditions, beliefs that affect perceptions, preferences, and behaviors of the consumers, Analysis increased of business ethics and social responsibility)
Political Aspect (Consists of laws, government agencies, and pressure, Pressure groups that influence the firms decision, New business regulations, deregulations, legislations and policies)Technological (Includes increased leisure time, Improved communication and better management information systems, while some negatives might include increased unemployment and information abuse. Something which can have a significant impact on a companys processes, pricing of competition or even the obsolescence of a companys product).
Chapter 3 Identification of the Problem
Three to four problems from Internal Environmental Analysis. Two to three problems from External Environmental Analysis.
Chapter 4 Alternatives Courses of Action
Two or more alternative solutions for each problem Identified in Chapter 3.
Chapter 5 Plans and Recommendation
Plans of the company
Recommendation
C. End MatterBibliography of reference
Appendices
Curriculum Vitae