The Indian eCase Collection includes over 650 eCases with a unique and dedicated focus on India.
The collection is made up of licenced content from the leading business school: Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA). This sits alongside Emerald's proprietary case content that focuses on the challenges and nuances of Indian businesses.
On this page
List of case studies by year
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2001–2010
| Title | Date published |
| NTPC Public Offer | 20-Oct-10 |
| Container Train Operations: Introducing Competition (A) | 06-Jul-10 |
| Container Train Operations: Introducing Competition (B) | 06-Jul-10 |
| One Mission, Multiples roads: Arvind eye care System in 2009 | 28-May-10 |
| Indore City Bus Transport Service (A) | 08-Jan-10 |
| Indore City Bus Transport Service (B) | 08-Jan-10 |
| Kolkata Port Trust: A Turnaround Story | 18-Nov-09 |
| Regency Hospital Limited (A) | 01-May-09 |
| Kanpur Confectioneries Private Limited (A) | 19-Nov-01 |
| Kanpur Confectioneries Private Limited (B) | 19-Nov-01 |
Coverage
Covering the full spectrum of business and management, subject areas include:
- Accounting & Finance
- Management Sciences
- Economics
- Strategy
- Operations & Logistics
- Human Resources Management
- International Business
- Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
- Built Environment
- Environmental Management
- Tourism & Hospitality
Indian focus
- In order to select eCases for this collection, we consider two main criteria:
- Are they written from the perspective of an Indian audience?
- Is the case subject based in India?
Peer-review
- All cases within EMCS & TCJ have gone through a double-blind peer-review process.
What's included?
- Date range – the earliest eCases are from 2001 and the latest from 2020
- Access model – an annual subscription provides rental access to all cases in the collection
- Classroom use – unlimited classroom use throughout your institution. Each Emerald-owned case study has been tested in classroom before its publication allowing authors to revise elements based on classroom discussions and outputs.
- Teaching notes – each case is accompanied by a teaching note or Instructor’s manual. This is made available only to faculty members. It outlines the key learning objectives and target audience. This helps teachers plan how to best use the case which in turn facilitates a dynamic discussion and help students develop analytical and critical thinking skills.
Does our Indian eCase Collection fit your needs?
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