CASE STUDY
When writing or analyzing a case study, it’s important to
focus on several key points to ensure it's clear, insightful,
and useful. Here’s a structured list of important points that
should be included in a case study:
1. Title and Introduction
Clear and engaging title
Brief overview of the case
Purpose of the case study
2. Background Information
Context about the organization/person involved
Industry, history, or setting
Relevant facts and figures
3. Problem Statement
Clear definition of the core issue(s)
Description of challenges or obstacles
Why this problem is significant
4. Objectives
Goals of the case study
What the analysis aims to achieve
5. Analysis
Detailed breakdown of the problem
Use of models or frameworks (e.g., SWOT, PESTLE, 5
Whys)
Key findings based on evidence
6. Solutions/Alternatives Considered
Description of options explored
Pros and cons of each solution
Decision-making process
7. Chosen Solution and Implementation
What solution was chosen and why
How it was implemented
Resources used, timelines, actions taken
8. Results and Outcomes
Short-term and long-term results
Data or evidence showing impact
Evaluation of success
9. Lessons Learned
What worked, what didn’t
Key takeaways or insights
How it can inform future actions
10. Conclusion
Recap of the problem and solution
Summary of key points
Final thoughts or recommendations
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