Sport Business and Entertainment Management: Case Studies

Use this link to locate Harvard Business Case Studies in the area of Arts and Entertainment for the following subjects: Accounting | Business & Government Relations | Entrepreneurship | Finance | Marketing | Negotiation | Organizational Behvior | Operations Management | Social Enterprise | Strategy
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IBSCDC, with well over 5500 case studies, structured assignments and teaching notes, is Asia Pacific's largest repository of business management case studies. All these case studies are developed for MBA programs, Executive MBA programs, Executive Development Programs, and other management-related programs and allied disciplines. While quite a few of these case studies are best selling case studies, few others are included in some of the best selling international text books. All these case studies, having been tested in the most demanding classrooms at MBA, Executive MBA and Ph.D level, come with a clear concept focus and decision dilemma. This link provides access to Entertainment Case studies.
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This listing contains abstracts and ordering information for case studies written and published by faculty at Stanford GSB.
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In our case studies, we offer readers the opportunity to think along with a small-business owner who has confronted an interesting challenge. In each article, you can watch the owner assess his or her options and then make a decision -- and then you can click on the related blog post to see how other owners analyze the situation. You can also join the discussion and leave your own comments.

The Case Centre is dedicated to advancing the case method worldwide, sharing knowledge, wisdom and experience to inspire and transform business education across the globe. They are a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity. The Case Centre was set up in 1973 as the Case Clearing House of Great Britain and Ireland. It was the result of a joint initiative by 22 higher education institutions who wanted a reliable facility for sharing case materials among business teachers. Most of The Case Centre collection is now available electronically ensuring materials are received instantly. Receiving items electronically is cheaper than ordering paper copies as the price per copy is lower and it eliminates shipping charges. Electronic downloads are supplied as PDF files and are placed in your library area when your order has been processed.
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