Case Studies in Business, Strategy and ManagementIBSCDC, with well over 2700 case studies, 877 structured assignments and 1130 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 dilemmas. Added to this is extraordinary rigor.

We at IBSCDC, for the first time ever, have developed Structured Assignment, an innovative instructional product. Our case pack consisting of – Case Study, Structured Assignment and Teaching Note – make up a set of precise study material. We also develop richly illustrated Multimedia Cases, Video Interviews, Executive Interviews, Executive Briefs and Casebooks.

No wonder, in less than three years, we have grown to be Asia Pacific's largest repository of management case studies. Over 1,20,000 copies have been bought by leading universities, business schools and corporate clients across the world.

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Case studies are known for their contemporariness, concepts and the decision dilemmas which stimulate our readers, analyze complex uncertainties and challenges which in turn help them blossom into great decision makers and CEOs.

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