Business: Business Cases

Business Cases

The University of Saskatchewan Library does not purchase individual business cases. Business cases are available from a variety of resources such as business article databases (e.g. ABI Inform), books, websites or via publishers such as HBR (Harvard Business Review) and Ivey Publishing (University of Western Ontario).

SAGE Business Cases
Business cases related to entrepreneurship, accounting, healthcare management, leadership, social enterprise, and more.
Access note: Faculty and instructors can contact the Business Liaison Librarian Ann Liang for access to the teaching notes.

Access is restricted to current students, faculty, and staff of the University of Saskatchewan, and walk-in users, for educational, research, and non-commercial personal use. Systematic copying or downloading of electronic resource content is not permitted by Canadian and international copyright law.

Case Study Research

Field Guide to Case Study Research in Business-To-Business Marketing and Purchasing by Arch G. Woodside (Editor); Hugh Pattinson (Editor); Roger Marshall (Editor)
ISBN: 1784410799
Publication Date: 2014-08-20
This accessible field guide covers practical steps and contributes to behavioral theory by reporting intricate details on the strategies implemented by business-to-business firms within an inter-firm context. The coverage is deep, broad, and unique--the authors of the 14 papers all adopt the understanding that researchers need direct viewing--'eyes-on-the-context'--that goes beyond the use of paper-and-pencil 5-point and 7-point survey items to achieve accurate descriptions of how decisions are made and progress achieved. Following the customary introductory chapter, the titles of the 13 remaining chapters promise the reader new insights and tools to apply when studying B2B contexts. This new volume in the Advances in Business Marketing and Purchasing series is a must for B2B scholars and executives.

HBR Case Studies

Harvard Business Review cases are available from the HBR website for purchase. HBR also sell cases produced by other institutions. Instructors are generally able to preview a case. Cases are deposited into your account with HBR. Access to academic cases expires 6 months from the date of purchase. It is therefore recommended that you save or download a copy to your personal device. Note: The Library is unable to borrow cases from other libraries due to HBR restrictions.

HBR also produces "online courses, simulations and online tools etc which are available on the site for 12 months from the date of purchase. These resources cannot be saved or downloaded."

"HBR articles, eBooks are available indefinitely within your account.They may also be saved to personal devices."