I was supposed to have started it long ago. But better now than never.
Finally I have begun my Consulting case analysis discussions for getting into my target industry-Consulting. Apart from keeping me busy for most of the time, the case analysis has served some useful purposes:
1. I have got used to the frameworks of the likes of Accenture, BCG and McKinsey-7S Matrix, BCG 2*2 matrix, GE/Mckinsey 3*3 matrix....ufffff........
2. I have got to know about differnet industries, the typical problems they would be facing and how to tide over them
I am sure that I would not have even bothered to know about these frameworks and the industrial issues-thanks to the tighter MBA schedule and my laziness. The cases have ranged from simple (??? definitely not!!) profitability analysis cases to complex cases such as decision making as the Dean of MBA school if I receive a grant of 100Million $.
All these case analysis has also helped me personally to analyse issues in a more structured way-to such an extent that I have begun framing a structure in mind even if takling/chatting with some one. :-)
Let me see where this takes me-whether this is a start of a new beginning or beginning of end!!
( And to all the beginers of case studies, I would sincerely recommend to visit this link..
http://www.bcg.com/careers/practice_revenue_growth.html
This is supposed to be a simple, straight case.. :-))
Finally I have begun my Consulting case analysis discussions for getting into my target industry-Consulting. Apart from keeping me busy for most of the time, the case analysis has served some useful purposes:
1. I have got used to the frameworks of the likes of Accenture, BCG and McKinsey-7S Matrix, BCG 2*2 matrix, GE/Mckinsey 3*3 matrix....ufffff........
2. I have got to know about differnet industries, the typical problems they would be facing and how to tide over them
I am sure that I would not have even bothered to know about these frameworks and the industrial issues-thanks to the tighter MBA schedule and my laziness. The cases have ranged from simple (??? definitely not!!) profitability analysis cases to complex cases such as decision making as the Dean of MBA school if I receive a grant of 100Million $.
All these case analysis has also helped me personally to analyse issues in a more structured way-to such an extent that I have begun framing a structure in mind even if takling/chatting with some one. :-)
Let me see where this takes me-whether this is a start of a new beginning or beginning of end!!
( And to all the beginers of case studies, I would sincerely recommend to visit this link..
http://www.bcg.com/careers/practice_revenue_growth.html
This is supposed to be a simple, straight case.. :-))
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Business frameworks and models like the McKinsey 7S Framework
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