Enhancing brand value
This white paper is about case studies. This white paper also addresses key issues involved in creating a case study such as; the need for a case study, how case studies are used to showcase the problem-solving abilities of an organization and it also underlines the role of the case study as an effective marketing tool.
What is a Case Study?
A case study is a practical account of a situation that was complex and mostly involved a burning issue of conflict that was resolved by the organization facing it. A case study is a narrative about how an organization that faced a complex issue overcame the situation tactfully using both internal and external resources. The core feature of a case study is the holistic approach adopted by an organization to solve a conflicting issue while encompassing the relevant details. Though creating a case study can be a daunting task, it is created using relevant information from an actual situation faced by an organization for example; an organization can create a case study that emphasizes about how it tactfully resolved a labor dispute or how an ingenious method was applied to tackle a potential industrial hazard. Summing it, in short, a case study can be considered to be of supreme value if:-
- it narrates a genuine situation in a thoroughly appealing manner
- it highlights a highly stimulating issue
- the situation is truly conflicting
- it evokes empathy in the mind of the reader
- the situation couldn’t be resolved in an obvious manner
- the narrative is succinct and precise