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Statistics students gain valuable experience and network connections attending 2023 SSC Case Studies in Data Analysis Competition

2023 SSC Case Studies in Data Analysis Poster Competition was held on Monday, May 29, 2023 at Carleton University, Ottawa, ON. The case studies are intended to provide enthusiastic teams of graduate and senior undergraduate students with the opportunity to use data analysis to address issues of current importance in society. Each participating team chooses to analyze one of the two studies described on the Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) website . Each team is strongly encouraged to identify a faculty member to support the members as they develop their analytic approach and final presentation. Team members work together to present a poster summarizing their methods and analysis results.

UBC Statistics students, Lily Xia (Ph.D. student) and Abhinav Kansal (undergraduate student), traveled to Carleton University in Ottawa, ON to participate in this competition.

Lily Xia and her team members, Yea Yoon Lee (Ph.D. student in UBC Pharmaceutical Sciences) and Laura Lim Huey Mien (Ph.D. student in National University of Singapore), worked on the Case Study #1: Optimizing Patient Flow in Emergency Department .

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Lily Xia at 2023 SSC Case Studies in Data Analysis Competition.

“I was particularly thrilled to receive numerous compliments during the virtual competition. It was incredibly encouraging to hear positive feedback from different researchers and peers,” said Lily. “Although our team did not emerge as the winner of this case, I view this competition as an invaluable learning experience.”

Abhinav Kansa and his team members from UBC, Divyansh Sharma (undergraduate student in Computer Science), Aditya Chinchure (M.Sc. student in Computer Science), and Kashish Joshipura (undergraduate student in Statistics), worked on the Case Study #2: Understanding how Canada’s economy might be impacted by climate change .

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Abhinav Kansal explaining his case study to attendee during 2023 Case Studies in Data Analysis Competition held May 29, 2023.

“The opportunity to present among seasoned professionals and researchers was both humbling and motivating,” said Abhinav. “This experience has had a profound impact on my career aspirations. It has solidified my passion for data analysis and machine learning, and inspired me to further explore these fields. The recognition we received has motivated me to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the data-driven world. I am eager to contribute my knowledge and skills to make a significant impact in these domains.”

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South-South and Triangular Cooperation In Action

Sexual and Reproductive Health

Number of pages: 72

Publication date: 30 Nov 2018

Author: UNFPA Policy and Strategy Division

Publisher: UNFPA and the UN Office for South-South Cooperation

This publication highlights a set of 24 UNFPA good practices on South-South cooperation (SSC) in the areas of sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, gender equality, youth empowerment, and population data for development. It includes SSC case studies on family planning, maternal and child health, midwifery, obstetric fistula, HIV and AIDS, SRH in humanitarian setting, population data and population ageing.  It demonstrates the successes and commitment of UNFPA and its partners in promoting South-South partnerships for the achievement of the SDGs.  It is also intended to serve as a knowledge base for potential SSC partners that are looking for suitable SSC solutions.

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Case study for the 2020 SSC Annual Meeting

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This repository contains the code for a submission by Melissa Van Bussel and Dylan Spicker in the SSC Case Study competition.

Downloading dependencies and outputs

Before attempting to run the code here, one should download the files from the following Google drive folder:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uWe2-wEDkPPZsgJvK-D74i5f5PKovzY6?usp=sharing

Note that these files are too large to upload on GitHub.

Running files

Please run the scripts in the following order, ensuring that working directories are set appropriately and dependencies have been downloaded and placed in the correct folders:

• iTunes_scrape.R
• analyze_images.R
• classify_images.R
• supervised_LDA.R
• sentiment_analysis.R
• clean_data.R

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National Case Study Competition

The National Case Study competition presented by ICG, Powered by Tads Education is one of the most upcoming case study competitions. We aim to bring together students of all courses throughout India and Nepal and offer them fantastic opportunities: to meet like minded students, leading schools and renowned guests. For the First edition of the competition , all participants will have the opportunity to network with the top schools of India and Nepal . The competition is a unique opportunity connecting smartest academics from around the country. A case study is an in-depth investigation and evaluation of a particular topic, circumstance, or person within a predetermined amount of time. It entails conducting in-depth study and analysis on a certain case or situation in order to comprehend its intricacies, difficulties, solutions, and results. Teams or individuals analyze a real or imaginary business scenario or challenge within a particular sector or field as part of a national case study competition. The participants have to give a panel of judges their analysis, suggestions, and solutions in a condensed amount of time.

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Established in 2018, IIT Kanpur Consulting Group is driven by the vision of using data science and case solving skills to help organizations leverage better insights from their data and thereby create a strong social impact. The group aims at leveraging the power of data science and Machine Learning to address societal issues. It also helps to explore the world of consulting with an aim to create a positive social impact.

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Pharmacy students bring home another national championship

A student team representing the University of South Carolina is bringing home first place from the 19th annual CLARION National Interprofessional Case Competition in Minneapolis. Team members include Mojibola Awe , Class of 2024, Abigaile Davies , Ph.D. candidate in Pharmaceutical Sciences and third-year medical students Mikaela Ruvolo and Sreeja Varanasi from USC School of Medicine Columbia. In addition, Varanasi was named a recipient of the Best Presenter Award. 

The case titled, "Pandemics Past, Present, and Future: Emphasizing Trust & Equity in Emergency Preparedness and Response," invited students to present an implementation plan for effective response to an arising pandemic. Eleven teams from across the country with students representing various health care professions participated.

CLARION, or the Clinician Administrator Relationship Improvement Organization, is housed within the Center for Health Interprofessional Programs at the University of Minnesota and promotes the development of interprofessional relationships among health professional students through experiential learning opportunities, inspiring systems-level changes focused on achieving health for all.

Faculty advisors for the USC team thanked last year’s student team members, Kylee Yturralde, Madison Paternostro and Sydney Nicholls, for their insight and assistance in coordinating this year’s local competition. 

“They learned a great deal at the competition last year and utilized that information to make our local competition a success,” says Betsy Blake , director of Interprofessional Education at USC and clinical associate professor in the College of Pharmacy.

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The QUT Accounting Challenge is a case study competition for high school students.

For the challenge students take on the role of an Accountant and work in small groups of three to four to tackle a client’s real-world business problem. See our case study example below.

Groups must prepare an advice document and presentation for their client (this task can be completed in class or given as additional work). These proposals should then be submitted to QUT’s School of Accountancy for judging.

Teams with the best proposals are then selected to present their approach at the QUT Accounting Challenge finals to a panel of judges including representatives from the QUT School of Accountancy, our industry partner, and accounting professional bodies (CPA and CAANZ). The finals are held in Brisbane at QUT’s Gardens Point campus on Friday 17th May 2024.

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On completion of student proposals, submissions are to be emailed to [email protected] with the subject heading ‘QUT Accounting Challenge’.

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• Registrations open (and case study released) on Monday 15th April 2024
• Case study submissions close Wednesday 15th May 2024
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Ufcjc students win top prize in page student case study competition.

A team of students from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC) has won the prestigious 2024 Jack Koten Page Principles Student Case Study Competition grand prize for their exploration of the historic repositioning of the iconic Barbie brand.

The team was comprised of Public Relations seniors Rebecca Wolff (team captain) and Mariela Dothe, junior Chloe Oakes, and Katrina White, B.S. Public Relations 2023. Public Relations Professional in Residence Pat Ford was the team’s faculty adviser. This is the fifth consecutive year that UFCJC students have received case study competition recognition and the first grand prize honor.

The winning submission , “Were Mattel’s Efforts Kenough?” analyzes Mattel’s strategy to reposition the Barbie brand in the minds of consumers as part of the live-action movie released in 2023. Mattel’s iconic Barbie doll has been a cornerstone of American pop culture since its launch in 1959, but controversy over Barbie’s prior lack of inclusivity and unrealistic standards for women cast a shadow over the doll’s reputation. The students explored how Mattel successfully transformed Barbie and recontextualized the brand for future generations of fans.  They also assess the impact of the campaign on stakeholders, as well as evaluate it in accordance with the Page Principles.

“The first time I reviewed their case, I thought they had something special, and I’m so glad that the judges agreed and awarded them the grand prize,” said Myiah Hutchens , Public Relations Department chair. “The Mattel team created a challenge for themselves through the selection of their case. With beloved brands there’s temptation to go too fluffy and fawn over the company, but this team was insightful, thoughtful and critical in all of the best ways.”

The awards will be presented at a virtual event on May 10, where the students will have an opportunity to discuss the case study with Mattel’s executive vice president of Corporate Communications Catherine Frymark.

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Page is a global membership organization that brings together the world’s leading communications executives to strengthen the enterprise leadership role of the chief communications officer (CCO). The Institute for Public Relations is an independent, nonprofit research foundation dedicated to fostering greater use of research and research-based knowledge in corporate communication and the public relations practice.

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Berkeley Haas Case Series

The Berkeley Haas Case Series is a collection of business case studies created by UC Berkeley faculty

Siemens Healthineers: A Digital Journey

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Pub Date: April 1, 2024

Discipline: Organizational Behavior

Keywords: Digital transformation, Health care, Leadership, Change management, Corporate culture, Innovation, Strategic planning, Cross-functional cooperation, New product development

Product #: B6054-PDF-ENG

Industry: Pharmaceuticals, Health care services

Geography: Germany, United States

Length: 14 page(s)

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Case study competitions are the best exercise for your grey cells which makes use of all your mental faculties as well as your decision-making abilities. No wonder this 'show and tell' of corporate operations and market studies play a crucial role in competitions across universities and corporate organizations alike.

These case study competitions have changed the hiring landscape across all industries with many more joining the league. Organizations conduct business case competitions to reach out to top talent and assess their management and leadership skills. These businesses often offer enticing prizes like pre-placement interview opportunities as well as cash prizes to attract the target audience. There are multiple advantages to these challenges, and many organizations have started conducting corporate case study competitions and hackathons as annual events.

Naturally, students from all streams across the nation want to be a part of this trend. You too can be a part of and win these competitions with the right approach. This article lists all the details about case studies, ways to approach a case study competition, and tips to increase your chances of success in them. Have a look!

Have you ever wondered what a case study actually entails? Well, case studies are simply teaching tools that enhance and test the practical knowledge of students. A case study asks students to make a detailed analysis of a market situation, an organization, or a particular situation/ problem. The students are then required to use their problem-solving skills to rectify the complications or come up with innovative solutions to the problem statement at hand.

For example, a vast majority of learning in management courses occurs through case studies and they form an integral part of the business school experience. These case studies could be related to any functional area of an organization. Such as a marketing case study, or a case relating to the finance, operations, HR, or IT departments. They could also entail studying the overall workings of an organization and then ask students to come up with a business solution that is the best course of action for the respective organization.  Note that the proposed solutions must be clear, evidence-based recommendations, based on in-depth research of the organization and the market conditions. These recommendations are meant to provide the company with solutions to real issues.

Now that we know the basics, let’s look at the type of case studies and their classifications.

There is a wide range of case study types and methods of classifying them into categories. These types are then further divided into sub-divisions depending upon the subject, situation, goals/ objectives, etc. But there are four most widely accepted types, which are:

These are also referred to as descriptive case studies. As the name suggests these start with the description of a situation that needs to be analyzed. They generally describe one or two circumstances to familiarise the reader with the business problem/ situation that is the main subject of the study. 

The readers then make observations based on the description provided, compare them with relevant theories, and come up with actionable recommendations.

These case studies are condensed forms of research studies that usually act as a precursor to much bigger studies with a deeper level of research. The main function of such studies is to find the answer to some pre-decided basic questions, which either prove or refute the need for further research and study on that subject. If the case study shows that further, more detailed research on the matter will be fruitful, researchers dive deeper into the subject matter.  

As the title suggests, these studies make use of different (relevant) studies from all points of time which aggregate into the case for a new one. The collection of various studies leads to better generalization and addition of information without the extra expense of time and resources. 

As the name suggests, these studies focus on a single instance or phenomenon. They are somewhat similar to collective case studies in the way that these also entail collecting data from different sources. However, in contrast to cumulative studies, here the purpose is not to make generalizations, rather it's to focus on unique situations for study. Such case studies are useful for finding the relation between an event and its cause.

These are the most common case study types. Now, a case study competition will require a group to work as a team and present their analysis and consequent solutions in a compact and effective manner to the judges. It’s a straightforward process but requires great thought and preparation in advance if one wishes to win.

Listed below are 5 business case competition tips to help you prepare for and win case competitions/ challenges:

Building a well-rounded team is critical when participating in a competitive case study competition. Everyone knows that a team that consists of members with diverse strengths, skill sets, backgrounds, methodologies, and competencies is comparatively better at thinking out of the box and coming up with amazing solutions. An ideal team, size-wise, consists of 4-6 people unless specified otherwise by the competition sponsors/organizers. 

It is important that participants possess great research skills if they want to emerge as competition winners. This is because they will need to conduct thorough research on the topic/ situation/ problem at hand to come up with winning solutions. What one lacks in knowledge can be made up for only through proper research. The key takeaway here is- to hone your research skills before taking part in the competition, both through study and practice. You should know how to conduct comprehensive research using all offline as well as online resources available for the subject of your case study.

You could make use of websites like Unstop to take part in online competitions and business simulation games in order to get a fair experience of the workings of such a competition.  

Putting all your eggs in one basket isn't the ideal approach when it comes to such competitions. It is best to work on a couple of ideas at the same time and then select the most brilliant idea of the lot and make it your primary solution. Other business ideas can be used as backup options if something goes wrong with the initial plan of action.

Note that while you need to come up with data-driven solutions, don't forget to employ logic and reason in your solution.

Structure Of Competition Presentation Content Is Important 

Presenting and positioning your business solutions is just as critical as coming up with actionable recommendations for the problem at hand. Because if you don't present the information in a structured form, you won't be able to convey your idea to the judges. Your presentation should be professional, crisp, and effective all the same time. 

Another important aspect of making a successful presentation is the person making the presentation. This person should have excellent communication skills and must be confident and approachable. It is not important for all team members to present and speak individually. There might be members who aren't comfortable making conversations with people or speaking in front of large crowds. Everyone has their own set of skills and it is best to play them to their strengths.

So, structure your presentation right, and choose the best speakers to go forward (if all the team members could partake in it, all the better). Also, it is better if max 2 members handle the computer slides at a time- clutter doesn’t look good.

The next stage of these competitions is the QnA round. Here the panel will ask questions regarding your presentation and recommendations for the problem statement. It is best to come prepared for this round, rather than being caught unaware.

So contemplate what kind of questions could be asked depending on your research, strategy, sources, presentation, and the final solution. Prepare well-researched answers for these beforehand as this will give you an edge over your competitors. Keep handy extra information like topic-specific graphs, charts, and previous studies which you can pull up in the time of need. Being prepared for answers helps you finish on a high note. Case study competitions require good team effort on top of individual dedication. If you wish to win, use all the help you can get. Unstop is a website that is dedicated to helping students in their academic endeavors and is one stop shop from where you can gather necessary ideas and experience.

Case study competitions are enjoyable and informative, they invoke team spirit and let the participant experience what actually happens inside a corporation. Look at it as a fun, active way to learn more, and be prepared for anything. Remember to stay organized, logical, and confident about your presentation, and the rest will fall into place. #BeUnstoppable

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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced the phase-two winners of the  Hydrogen Shot Incubator Prize , a multi-phase competition launched by the DOE  Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office (HFTO) to identify, develop, and test disruptive technologies that reduce the cost of producing clean hydrogen. This prize competition complements DOE's comprehensive portfolio of research, development, and demonstration efforts to achieve DOE's  Hydrogen Shot goal of reducing the cost of producing clean hydrogen to $1 per kg. 

The four winners announced for this phase (the Prove! phase) will each receive $300,000 in national laboratory vouchers and $100,000 in cash to support their demonstration efforts in preparation for the final stage in 2025—phase three ( Pitch Day! ), in which competing teams will present their innovations to potential investors and commercial partners.

The Prove!  phase winners announced today are shown below:

During the Prove! phase, teams developed their concepts and designs with the help of national laboratory experts. Submissions included a plan with preliminary designs for a laboratory-scale demonstration, along with techno-economic and emissions analyses to validate the proposed concepts. 

"These winning projects complement HFTO's broader hydrogen portfolio by supporting novel approaches and technologies for clean hydrogen production," said HFTO Director Dr. Sunita Satyapal. "We are all eager to see how they advance their ideas in the final stage!"

In phase one ( Propose! ), completed in October 2022,  nine winning teams each received $60,000 for their early-stage concepts for novel hydrogen production technologies. Phase-one prizes consisted of $10,000 in cash and $50,000 in vouchers for teams to spend at national laboratories to further develop their concepts.

The Hydrogen Shot Incubator Prize competition supports DOE's  Hydrogen Shot goal of reducing the cost of producing clean hydrogen to $1 per kilogram. Officially known as the American-Made H-Prize: Hydrogen Shot Incubator,  this prize is administered by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and is led by HFTO with support from the DOE Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management. 

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