A. Executive Summary - - This initial section gives the reader an overview of what your case study analyses and its findings. B. Statement of the Problem/ Issues – What is the issue or problem of the case ? C. Point of View- to whose point are you taking ( example: employee, employer, manager, guest, supplier, govermment, etc) (CIOT

A. Executive Summary - - This initial section gives the reader an overview of what your case study analyses and its findings. B. Statement of the Problem/ Issues – What is the issue or problem of the case ? C. Point of View- to whose point are you taking ( example: employee, employer, manager, guest, supplier, govermment, etc) (CIOT

Practical Management Science

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Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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