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| Case Research & Teaching Unit CRTU |
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| How are the Case Studies Conducted?
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- If your organization is interested in getting case studies done, please fill the enclosed Case Study Application form and send it to the CRTU.
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Depending upon the administrative area(s) in which you would like the case studies done, the CRTU will assign an expert case researcher for the job.
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The expert case researcher will contact the concerned managers in your organization and discuss the types of information that need to be gathered.
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If an agreement is made for an initial meeting, the case researcher initiates the information gathering process in your organization.
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The detailed information required for a good case study would require several meetings between the case researcher and the manager(s), as sending certain internal memoranda or gathering statistical data for the case researcher.
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All the information disclosed about an administrative situation or problem will be kept strictly confidential.
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When the case studies are completed, the case researcher will submit a detailed case study along with the critical analysis of the cases to the management of your organization for their approval. Without such management approval, the case studies will not be used in any form.
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If the case studies are done for your organization’s internal use, the cost of the services of the case researcher(s) will be borne by your organization.
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If your organization agrees to let the case studies be developed, and used by the College of Business Administration in their degree and training programs, there will be no charge for the services of the case researcher assigned to your organization.
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