Read the case carefully several times, analyzing all information. 2. Make a decision as to what are the major problems of the case. 3. With the problems in mind, think and search for alternative courses of action that would be feasible. If business conditions affect the solution, find the appropriate facts. 4. Analyze and evaluate the materials considering both the strengths and the weaknesses. 5. Decide on what your specific recommendations are to be. 6. Develop your plan for presenting the case in written form. Organization of written report 1. Summary of the facts: Present a brief summary of the important facts. Omit non-essential facts. 2. Problems: State the problems or questions concisely. 3. Analysis: Present your analysis in outline form with complete sentences. Follow good practices in the use of spacing, indentations, and other techniques that invite attention to the important points, making your report easy to read. The makeup of your report is important. Express your ideas clearly. Support your ideas with adequate information and data. The strengths and weaknesses of alternative courses of action should be developed. The analysis should build to support your recommendation. 4. Recommendations: This section should be brief but an answer must be given to each of the problems or questions stated in #2 above. 5. Supporting evidence: Tables, charts, figures, or other research-based information. Longer items can be put in an appendix. 6. Bibliography: Sources of information that you found to be helpful in preparing the case should be cited here. This is essential. just use the attached file as a source
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