Bachelor's Degree Case Studies Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Airbnb is an online platform for short-term rentals of private housing worldwide. Airbnb users have an opportunity to let travelers rent their housing, in whole or in part. The company’s website provides a platform for establishing contact between the host and the guest, and it is responsible for processing transactions. Airbnb offers more than five hundred thousand houses, apartments and rooms in 192 countries and 33,000 cities. Since the moment of its establishment in August 2008 and until June 2012 there were more than ten million nights booked through Airbnb.
The founders of the company act as Continue reading...

Ebay’s Strategy in China

Ebay has utilized acquisition and joint venture modes for expanding its business into an Asian nation - China. In 2002, the biggest stakeholder EachNet offered at eBay's consideration a contributed US$30 million for an as a major aspect of its pilot expansion mode in the Chinese online closeout market its second Asian destination after Japan. The Chinese clients had a tough time to trust a new foreign company, varying the name of the brand to EBAY EachNet had stressed this reality. EBay break into China by using its acquisition of a company named Eachnet in 2003. At the Continue reading...

Dear Maria and Bob,

Further to our previous communications and according to our service contract, please find below requested analysis of issues relating to 2 considered projects, i.e. Project A and Project B, to be implemented to introduce your newly designed and patented chip.
1. Summary of issues relating to Project A and Project B implementation

The key facts of Project A and Project B implementation are as follows:

Maria Gonzalez and Bob Saunders conducted a research and designed a new chip that could speed up certain specialized tasks by as much as 25%.
There are two feasible options to launch the newly designed chip, i.e. Project A and Project B. Both options have an expected Continue reading...

Introduction

The Whirlpool Corporation is the largest manufacturer and marketer of the world in home appliances and is an American multinational organization. The company has been operating for 100 years. The company has an annual revenue of more than US$ 20 billion, with more than 67,000 employees and more than 70 manufacturing hubs across the globe. The company’s operations are widespread in more than 12 countries under 13 different brand names.

Major Concern – Ontario Legislation for Waste Diversion

Whirlpool Corporation was the market leader in household appliances in Canada with items including dryers, cooking ranges, clothes washers, etc. The Waste Diversion Act (WDA) was introduced Continue reading...

RE: Management 2384 Case

This memo serves to identify the problem in the given case and offer recommendations for Edward Vedder. Edward Vedder manages a company with several full-time and part-time workers. However, the recent budget crisis has affected the performance of the company. Cost cutting had to be implemented and two junior managers were laid off for the company to save more money. There is also a danger of having more employees laid off to save the company from further losses. Other than the reduced funding and tax benefits, Edward is currently confronted with a decision whether to push through with the Continue reading...

If you were Heather Larson, would you invest money in the company? Why or why not?

Investing in the Riverview Law Company seems to be a deal to invest. There are various factors that determine the essentiality of investing in the firm. First, one has to agree that as a result of changing in the legal industry, it is the appropriate time to join the trend and take the advantage of partial first mover. Secondly, investing in the Riverview Law is a strategic move because the firm is cost effective, improved inconsistency and charges lower prices without diminishing the quality of their services. The ability of the firm to cut costs and offer fixed prices, Continue reading...

Introduction

Despite the risks and limitations, interoperable Electronic Health Record (HER) system continues to attract organizational interests due to its promise of process efficiency, permanence of health records, patient privacy, and secure operational environment (McGinn, et al., 2011). These characteristics had positive impact to the organizational profitability and, in the Medical Center, redound positively to employee benefits and development.
Expanding the implementation coverage of the EHR system to the Center’s entire medical system, to cover the non-hospital care units (e.g. pharmacies, coordinated care, etc.), normally presumes a thorough testing of the existing EHR system in the medical areas and Continue reading...

Question One

The major problem, in this case, is the constant defeat of the Varsity Team by the Junior Varsity Team. However, there are a number of issues that bring about this kind of situation. First, the varsity team lacks a leader when competing. Instead, there are a number of disrupters contrary to the Junior Varsity Team, which has got no interrupters. Secondly, the Varsity Team lacks a strong motivational slogan that can drive their efforts towards winning. Lastly, after practice or a race, the Varsity Team is characterized by a lot of scolding on individual members while the Junior Varsity Continue reading...

Introduction: Strategic planning is a basic requirement for any organization to grow and compete in the market. Without effective planning, no organization can grow and compete in the market for long term. This study is about the strategic planning of an organization "Porsche".

Company Introduction:

Porsche History:
Ferdinand Porsche founded the company called "Dr. Ing. h. c. F. Porsche GmbH", in 1931. The main office was located at Kronenstraße 24, at the center of Stuttgart. Initially, the company offered motor vehicle development work and consulting, but did not build any cars under its name. One of the first assignments the Continue reading...

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Introduction
The human body relies on approximately 50 essential nutrients every day (Tipton & Wolfe, 2004). In addition, in an adjusted environment of an athlete in a power sport such as swimming the nutritional supply should be supplemented. A 100-m swimmer has a higher energy demand and as such requires a diet that is full of kilocalories (Stellingwerff, et al, 2011). Sufficient carbohydrates, proteins, and fats must be constantly supplied to help athletes maintain their body weight while also meeting the demands of competition and Continue reading...

Communication

Action Plan
Expression of emotions is an important element in the conflict. It is from this expression that interpersonal conflict is resolved. Conflicts occur in various forms, one of which is interpersonal conflict. Interpersonal conflict can be very destructive when not handled because it encompasses an interlock of varying emotions. As such, individuals have to express these emotions variously to annihilate any negative effects that could be a result of their conflict. For this reason, I have designed an action plan for myself to improve my expression of emotions. This action plan encompasses communication, focusing on positive elements and Continue reading...

Abstract

SergyBrin and Larry Page founded Google in 1998, and they both established the informal culture in the company from the beginning. Page and Brin made a vision to form a functional group for human resources that work beyond extend of administration and also involves reviewing employees’s performance. In 2006 this function was named as people operations. Then in 2007, another group within the people operations named as people analytics was made and the mission of this group was evolved by the time. Out of the team of the people analytics, People & Innovation Lab (PiLab) was fashioned that was Continue reading...

Business risk means the possibility that an auditor incurs damage to his professional training. It may also be defined as the danger that may arise from activities or in activities that could unfavourably affect an entity’s capabilities to attain its purposes and implement its policies. Risks are a usual part of business, however, if not well managed they can endanger the operations of companies. There are countless reasons that may cause a client‘s business risk. They include progressive scientific change, competitors’ activities such as discounting values of goods and services and including new product lines in their Continue reading...

Hilary Andrews comes from a family of entrepreneurs. Her father ran a building and landscaping company and her sister ran a public relations company. Hilary wanted to be a beauty therapist so she left Sixth Form College to go to a private college ahead of going to work in a beauty salon. However it was not too long before she opened her own salon in Woking, in 1983. But Hilary got bored and felt unhappy with the insecurity of self-employment, so in 1990 she took a teacher training course and then a degree in education, going on to teach Continue reading...

How leaders influence employees' innovative behavior

The overall performance of a company depends on many factors. Each and every employee’s contribution to the company is important in its accomplishment in the industry, country, and global competition as each affects collective results. Hence, suitable leadership plays an important role in directing an organization towards a success. Jeroen P.J. de Jong, Deanne N. Den Hartog of the European Journal of Innovation Management wrote a research about leadership. They specifically discussed how leaders can effectively influence the employees to be innovative (Jong et.al. 2007).
Jong et.al. Identified 13 important leadership behaviors that can enhance innovative traits among Continue reading...

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Introduction

There are a significant amount of industrial actors that process large quantities of combustibles in order to produce electricity which cause detriment to the surrounding as a result of the combustion of these fossil fuels. The objective will be to adjust the consumption of the current in order to minimize the electrical energy consumption. An important goal of the energy audit is to determine from where the energy is derived and to ascertain the importance of energy consumption reduction [2].

Part A

Electrical Energy Production and its Consequences
Electrical energy production involves the collection of Continue reading...

Constitution

Memorandum
Re: DC v. Blake
Based on the memo about the details of the DC v. Blake case, this return memo is to offer an opinion about some of the case’s key decisions.

Issue

It is important to establish the facts of the case. The main focus here will be on the arrest and ensued after.
A disgruntled neighbor (apparently disgruntled) called the police about too much noise at the residence of Jessie Smith and his wife.
The officers responded to the call. But rather than get to the house immediately, they took their turn watching the goings on Continue reading...

Heading

The STATE of Ohio v. FARRIS, Supreme Court of Ohio, Decided: July 12, 2006, No. 2004-0604.

Statement of Facts

Stephen Farris was stopped for speeding by a state trooper who after detecting the smell of marijuana questioned the suspect without reading him the Miranda rights. After the suspect had admitted the presence of drug paraphernalia, the trooper read the Miranda rights and then with the help of a fellow officer searched the car and found drug paraphernalia in the vehicle’s trunk.

Procedural History

The suspect contested the admissibility of the testimony and the evidence at the municipal county court which admitted only the Continue reading...

This paper examines the learning difficulties that a learner is facing through the lens of learning theories. Learning denotes both the acts of acquiring and modifying, as well as boosting preferences, values, skills, behaviors, and it involves manufacturing different forms of information (Leonard, 2002). Learning should be seen as a process, and it is influenced by different factors such as prior experience, environment, emotions, and cognitions.

What are the concerns that the learner is experiencing?

The learner in question is having difficulties with two things. First, the living or home environment is not supportive enough. It is putting her under intense pressure that seems to be causing her Continue reading...

This paper outlines a clinical experience that involved below the knee amputation of a 64-year-old male patient.

Medical History of the Patient, Assessment, Medication list and Recommendations
The clinical condition of the patient in question was right foot osteomyelitis with ascending cellulitis. The procedures performed during that exercise involved right below the knee amputation with wound vacuum placement. There were a number of past factors that precipitated the BKA procedure. The 64-year-old male patient had different co-morbidities, and he had undergone right fifth toe amputation for gangrene. Later, it was found that the patient had osteomyelitis of the forefoot that was accompanied by swelling and cellulitis of the lower extremity. There are different medications that could Continue reading...

Business Case Analysis

Executive Summary
This is a case of Barrie Super Subs, a chain of over 300 restaurants situated across different locations in Canada. Discussions in this case will focus on one particular branch of Barrie Super Subs only. The team of workers that operate this particular branch of Barrie Super Subs is rather small. With only one chief restaurant manager, one assistant manager, and several part-time leaders, and a small team of part-time crews, the team has survived day to day restaurant operations without any hassle. In terms of profitability and sales, this Barrie Super Subs branch has been on Continue reading...

Management

Introduction
The rationale of this paper seeks to address issues of organizational change, the reasons for organizational change, the approaches that are used in organizational change and the possible outcomes of such change. The paper is based on a case study of Lincoln hospital where there were problems that arose as a result of change in the organization's structure and leadership. Based on the case study, this paper shall analyze the processes that were used as intervention measures to solve the stalemate and what other alternative measures would have worked. The main focus of this paper is, therefore, organizational Continue reading...

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Analyses 3

Answering the Key Questions 5
Conclusions 7

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Introduction
Fisher-Price Toys, Inc.is the world-renowned manufacturer of toys from America, whose history began in 1930 in the town of East Aurora, which is located near New York City. The company was founded by Herman Fisher and Irving Price, who took the position of Executive Director. An active part also was taken by Irving’s wife– Margaret Price, who was in the role of artist and illustrator and Helen Schelle, who for years has worked in a toy store in New York, and therefore had a lot of experience in Continue reading...

Introduction

Young people nowadays are very much aware of the brands of things they buy. They often buy bags, make-up, clothes which are produced by top designers. Branding is the use of a name, term, symbol or design to give a product a unique identity in the marketplace (Handlin, 2015). Buying behavior is defined by Enis (2011, p.228) that it is ‘a process which though inputs and their use through process actions which leads to satisfaction of needs and wants’. Products are bought because of the image it gives to the consumer. Moreover, there are also underlying theories which are Continue reading...

Pathophysiology and Quality Use of Medicines

Question 1:1- Diagnosis and rationale
The possible diagnosis is syncope due to heart failure and low blood pressure. The low blood pressure could be related to a combination of digoxin and other antihypertensive medications. Syncope is caused by low blood flow to the brain due to low blood pressure. It is characterized by a sudden quick onset, brief and spontaneous recovery (Gaynor, 2011). These were the signs and symptoms manifested by Mr. Morrison. My rationale for congestive cardiac failure relates to syncope because syncope is usually associated with some underlying cause. Patients react to hypertensive medications and congestive cardiac Continue reading...

Abstract

The rationale of this study is to investigate the notion of opportunity along with the role it plays in the processes of social entrepreneurship. This study presents single-case study of Denmark’s sustainable community. The data is been collected through documents, interviews as well as from the television programs. The case study uncovers that opportunity captures number of diverse forms in process. These diverse forms are results from incessant mobilization of the actors. Based on these findings, social entrepreneurship processes’ model has been projected, where mobilization along with transformation drives the process. The findings propose that social entrepreneur actively Continue reading...

Wall2Wall Ltd is a design and luxury interior company, first established in 1980, that is known for creating unique, high quality, wallpapers, paints, and other wall-décor supplies, predominately through Do-It-Yourself stores, intended for people wishing to handle home renovation on their own. The business has a history of significant profitability, however, several specific hardships over the last few years have taken a toll on the company’s bottom line, and have ultimately left the company seeking ways to raise their profitability in the coming fiscal year.
Some, though not all, of that financial hardship has occurred as a Continue reading...

Symptoms:

Hines has developed a new benchmark technology in 3-d displays
His new invention fails to do well in the market
His licensees are unable to generate any sales
He does not correctly predict his target market – he is targeting only retailers, jewelers, museums etc. He
He is socially aloof and awkward, and hence is not marketing his products the right way
There are chances of his invention getting copied
Hines does not have any people skills – He wants to work alone and does not want to deal with people
Licensee want to sell the invention back to Hines because Continue reading...

Answer 1)

Dear Marketing Department,
I am ecstatic to see the zeal and the effort you are putting in to find new products and purchase destinations for our company. I am also are that you have forwarded the request to purchase woolen sweaters from Kreploc, and also lucrative payment structure of 90 days offered by the supplier. However, for now, I have to reject the proposal because of significant exchange risk involved in the whole transaction. Since the supplier is based in an offshore country, we will have to make payment in Slobodian Blivit, transactional currency of Kreploc. I would also Continue reading...

Introduction

The Clonlara Hotel is a large upscale hotel located in the heart of London. It is currently being managed by Elizabeth Crawley. The present hotel manager seems to be very eager about applying revenue management techniques to increase the revenue generated by the hotel. One particular strategy that she thought of initially was taking advantage of the above average vacancy rates of the rooms at the hotel during Saturday nights. The objective of this paper is to discuss the current situation that the hotel faces using SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) Analysis and then obtain a plausible recommendation Continue reading...

Application of the Diamond Model to Loss of Market Share: A Commentary of Correlations

Application of the Diamond Model to Loss of Market Share: A Commentary of Correlations
The perils of an international entrepreneurial effort, of the European wine industry as perceived as a company, negotiates a compelling proposition for business and market share considerations. In reference to the Ketchen and Short (2014) article, the hopefully cogent case study herein, will weave elements of understanding worldwide economic activities as they particularly relate to competing in global markets coupled with an underlying comprehension of Porter’s “Diamond Model.” Ketchen and Short (2014) explicitly lay out examples, alongside explanations, of the four Diamond Model elements: ( Continue reading...

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The paper discusses the possible risks to the Deluxe Corporation business of printing checks, and how Mr. Rajat Singh can help them in their financial rejuvenation. Deluxe Corporation’s CEO is expecting tough times ahead for the company because of proliferation of financial technology and e-transaction of funds. In addition, the company has retired all its debt and has also initiated share repurchase program. Hence, a prudent advice will be expected from Mr. Singh to revive the company, while maintaining its current investment rating in the industry.
Question No. 1: What are the risks associated with Deluxe’s business Continue reading...

Background information

The LEGO group was created way back in 1916 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. He was a carpenter when he built the company. Ole Kirk brought a wooden workshop in the rural Danish Village where he began building houses and furniture for the village farmers. Ole Kirks added wooden toys to his production in the year 1932. He formed LEGO form Danish words “Leg Godt” which meant play well. In the same year, his son, Godtfred began working in the business. In the year 1947, LEGO was the first in Demark to purchase a plastic injection molding machine. The portfolio Continue reading...

Abstract

Porsche, a dominating automaker in the motor car industry, has become a world renowned brand and the desire of every petrol head in the world. The company has a wide range of products that is catering to various segments of the world.
The company was founded by Ferdinand Porsche and designed its first car on the request of Adolf Hitler. A few years later, it introduced its first ever sports car which become an instant hit. The company continued its road of success till it hit a speed bump in the 1990’s. After a change of CEO, the Continue reading...

Groupon case analysis:

Groupon is one of the numerous current voucher administration organizations working in the United States today. Groupon was propelled in 2008 by Andrew artisan as a site. The general idea of Groupon at first was to give administrations of ad on vouchers, coupons, and arrangements for organizations by regional standards that would thus pay an expense for said ad. Rapidly the expression of the business spread and the business itself became, yet with development came loss of income and rivalry.

Strategies of Groupon:

Groupon's vital methodology can be summed up in three stages. Step one is getting the business prepared, implying that Continue reading...

Numerous ethical issues can be associated with healthcare departments and the medical field. However, the ethical issues that are crucial to the medical field are gender and race. The two issues largely play a part in ensuring that the medical ethicists concern themselves with issues related to beneficence, autonomy and justice. Some of the principles applied in such cases involve informed consent, multiple births, genetic cloning, surrogate mothers and abortion. In this case, the paper will be tackling healthcare issues related to race which deals with Hispanics and gender, which deals with women.
Relationship and expectations for the Hispanic Continue reading...

Steps that the CAI took prior to Three Cups of Tea’s publication

Organized an effort to publish a book about CAI and its mission
Funded the writing and publication of the book
Pooled the funds from the sales of the book to finance future projects
Steps that the CAI took after the first book’s publication
Organized additional effort to publish another book about CAI and its mission
Funded the writing and publication of the book
Pooled the funds from the sales of the book to finance future projects

Funded projects in Pakistan and other parts of Central Asia to build schools and help communities

Issues Identified
Mortenson did not surrender the royalties he received from the total sales of the book to CAI.
Mortenson has been Continue reading...

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Identification of Key Issues/problems or Opportunities

Analyzing the given case scenario, it seems that Fotolia is facing a series of issues/problems while at the same time the company is exposed to a number of potential opportunities. According to Grant and McCutcheon (Case study), although the company implemented an expensive advertising campaign through a professional design magazine, it failed to generate adequate user responses. In the absence of sophisticated image recognition and filtering software, it involved huge costs and considerable manual effort in removing objectionable content from the image database for the non-designer business users (4). It was really a difficult task for Continue reading...

If I were the project manager, I would first conduct a feasibility analysis regarding the need to have one software package for both Ontario and Georgia plants. Understanding the special needs of the two locations would help to iron out the differences between the two teams. It would help to understand the burning needs of the two teams. I would also ensure that I understand the vendors that would be able to get the better of the two software companies. It would be beneficial to understand the feasibility of the system and match the IT needs with the needs Continue reading...

Patagonia Study Case

Patagonia Culture
As per Maslow's order, the fundamental requirements that are met by the Patagonia society is the Esteem on the grounds that it permits the representatives to be sure, respect toward oneself, permit them to attain their objectives by guiding its supervisors, and via preparing the directors to impart due dates, characterize desires, and afterward let workers make sense of an ideal approach to meet those in the wake of being all around prepared. Additionally, for an association that needs to keep its representatives persuaded the admiration of others, and regard by others is critical. None of the Continue reading...