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Sage Business providing librarians, faculty, and students with cases to support their curriculum and independent research. Launching with 1,000 cases from around the world, this collection will grow to 2,500 case studies by 2018.

Sage Business Foundations covers key and emerging theories to help students understand and apply different approaches to problem solving in the modern business environment. Using expert viewpoints from diverse, global authorship, students will first gain theoretical knowledge and then learn to think critically about and appropriately apply concepts in everyday settings. The collection is organized in ten subject areas: Business Analytics, Business Communication, Business Ethics, Business Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, International Business, Leadership, Marketing, Organizational Behavior. Subject areas each contain 10-12 entries. Each entry includes two consistent, multi-part sections: "Theory" and "Theory in Practice", and entries are further enhanced with a range of interactive, multimedia elements, including videos and scenarios, that engage students and enrich their understanding of the material.

Sage Business Researcher provides key business and management issues for researchers, including in-depth reports and data, written with business curricula, as well as entrepreneurial research in mind. Users may browse by issue, topic, or content type. Issues are completely relevant to current business management themes, and each report is also linked to additional topic-related resources. This database archives issues to provide historical prospective.

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Access to instructor resources requires an additional password that can only be shared on an individual basis. Please contact Shaun Bennett to receive this password. Once you have the password, access Sage Business Cases below.

Sage Business Cases

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Business Management