Management Case Studies

January 30, 2013

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Management Case Study – Southeast Asia Offshore Oil Drilling Problem

January 30, 2013. By Nemoy Rau

Ready for some real-world problem-solving? This case study introduces a real engineering scenario in which a company needs help increasing production in the Pacific. Are you up for the challenge?

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Management Case Study – Pharmaceutical Sales Force Problem

February 27, 2013. By Nemoy Rau

How good are your problem-solving skills? Check out this chemical engineering management case study and show us what you've got!

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Management Case Study – Beer, Breweries, and Bottled Water

March 27, 2013. By Nemoy Rau

Losing ground to competitors, a major brewery takes a look at alternative products. Can bottled water be a viable solution? Check out the case study and submit your thoughts, ideas, and recommendations.

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Management Case Study – Supply Chain Distribution Problem: Rail or Truck?

June 12, 2013. By Nemoy Rau

How good are you at solving problems? One of the world's leading auto manufacturers has a tricky distribution problem for you!

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Management Case Study – How Much Is Scrooge McDuck’s Oil Tanker Worth?

July 17, 2013. By Nemoy Rau

Good problem-solver? Huey Duck, your client, has inherited an oil tanker from his great uncle, Scrooge McDuck. Can you help Huey understand the market value of his inheritance?

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