Business Case Analysis Report | Format and Rubric Included

Overview of the Business Case Analysis Report

The cases are specifically designed in a way that requires critical analysis of the situation, consideration of multiple factors, and the ability to view the situation from many perspectives based upon the scenario and questions posed. While the cases require calculations, the key is to rationalize the determination of the calculations based upon your analysis of the situations presented in the case. You will be required to determine the problem and assess the potential problem resolution in response to a series of guiding questions. Each case results in the submission of a report, using the following report structure: Format: Adhere to a concise Business Style of Writing, factual and without opinion till the conclusion and recommendations. Best to leave out adjectives and adverbs whenever possible. Style and organization: Headings should be used to divide and organization the various sections of your paper. Length: A maximum of 10 pages. The Appendices are not included in your total page count. Font: The text should use Times New Roman, 12-point font and double line spacing. Title Page: Report Title, Student name, submission date, Instructor name. Executive Summary: A summary paragraph enabling readers to quickly grasp the main elements of the report without having to read the entire report, is optional. Table of Contents: Sections in the report and associated page numbers. Introduction: Overview of the report. Purpose: Summary as to why you are writing this report in relation to the situation presented. Include the problem statement and summarize what you are attempting to accomplish through your analysis, and what you are communicating via the report. Analysis of the Situation and Alternatives: Critical assessment of the situation presented, perspectives considered, factors impacting the assessment of the situation, and the possible alternatives considered in the analysis. Conclusions: Summary of the main implications arising from your analysis. Recommendations: What recommendations follow as a result of the problem determination and its analysis? Appendices: Those tables, charts, references, technical diagrams, computations, and other supporting documents that speak to the situation and its analysis. The Appendixes are lettered rather than numbered (Appendix A, Appendix B, etc.), and listed in the table of contents. Appendices are referred to at the appropriate point in the body of the report as “Appendix x”. Rubric included in screenshot