How To Present A Case
After you’ve analyzed the case, you will be asked to present the case in a written report, and verbally to the class. During your presentation you have two overall objectives. First, you should inform your Instructor and classmates, whether in writing or through the verbal presentation, of the results of your case analysis. Here you will discuss the steps you completed during case analysis, including the formulation of the problem and the sub problems, the identification of important variables, the objectives and the goals of organization, constraints and restrictions to be considered, alternatives facing the organization, important assumptions, the technique(s) employed, the input data for and solution from the quantitative technique(s), how the solution was tested and analyzed, how the action plan was formulated, and suggestions for action plan implementation, evaluation, and maintenance. Your second objective is to convince your Instructor and classmates that your approach is better and will help the organization discussed in the case to obtain its goals and objectives while solving its inherent problems.
In preparing the written case report, you should have a well-organized report. The following outline should be used as a model in preparing major sections of your written report: o o o o Table of Contents
Summary of Findings
Background Information
Problem Statement if there are any o o o o Analysis of Alternatives
Detailed Recommendations
Answer to Case Questions
Learnings

In developing the written report, you should develop a draft and then revise the draft in producing the final report. Before you write the draft you should consider the level and needs of the instructor, carefully organize and outline the report, and determine what you plan to say and how you will be persuading others to accept