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You will complete a case study using a methodology for planning, analyzing, and writing a case study to prepare a 1,500-word report. This format includes the following six steps: Introduction/Identification of Issues, Provide Background Information, Analyze Issues, Develop and Analyze Alternatives, Recommendations, and Action Plan. See below for further details about each step. Required Materials Application Exercises: Bad News at Jensen Chemicals and Hardware Depot, (pages 371-373) in Cardon, Peter, and Stevens, Julie (2021). Business Communication: Developing Leaders for a Networked World, First Canadian Edition, McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, ISBN-13: 978-1-26-0326970; ISBN-10: 1-26-032697-7. - Complete exercises 11.9,11.12,11.13 Requirements and Submission Instructions Having completed the unit readings and made your initial post in the learning activities discussion, analyze the case. This assignment is not a research paper; it is an exercise in applying what you've learned. Apply the following steps, which comprise the Case Study Analysis Methodology that you will use to analyze case studies. You will note that it is similar to the problem-solving steps learned in unit 3. Use the provided Case Study Template to prepare your assignment. Step 1: Introduction / Identify Issues There may be more than one key issue in the case. Determine the issues or symptoms that need to be most immediately addressed. Consider the causes of these issues. Clearly state the main problem faced. What specifically is the decision to be made within the context of the case. Be sure to specifically differentiate between the problem and its symptoms. Step 2: Provide Background Information Summarize key information from the case scenario that relates to your stated issues in step 1. Describe the background of the company and/or situation to set the context for the analysis. (Ivey Publishing, 9B18M054). Step 3: Analyze the Issues Analyze the case based on provided questions. Demonstrate a thorough analysis by applying course concepts to discuss the case questions. Step 4: Develop and Analyze the Alternatives Brainstorm ideas that may solve your stated problem. Come up with 3 or 4 viable alternatives to be evaluated. Try to be unbiased in your development of the alternatives. Evaluate each of the alternatives generated. There are a number of ways to evaluate the alternatives. Your goal is to figure out the best solution to the main problem in the case. You could describe the advantages and disadvantages of each alternative in terms of solving your stated problem. Or, you could use some other business models, theories, or criteria for evaluating, such as a SWOT analysis. You could measure your potential solutions against a set of criteria to meet the needs of the problem. Determine the most appropriate method for evaluating alternatives, depending on the case study your are analyzing. Step 5: Make Recommendations Based on your evaluation in step 4, choose the alternative(s) to recommend and explain why this is the best solution. Step 6: Create Action Plan Explain how you will implement your recommendation(s) in an action plan that states who should do what, when, and how. Of course, you cannot actually implement your recommendations in this classroom setting and evaluate their impact. But, in this step, explain how you would evaluate the success of your implementation. Include a schedule and methods for evaluating the outcome. Indicate who will be responsible for the evaluation. Reread your notes and consider your ideas. You may want to set your case aside overnight and "sleep on it." Come back to it later after you have considered your work