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Can i find hbr case studies using library databases.

Yes. Use the Business Library database Business Source Complete . Many principle case studies will be found using the HBR website and must be purchased.

Step 1. Start at the Business Library homepage . Use Journal Finder - type Harvard Business Review . Select the database Business Source Complete .

Step 2. Business Source Complete opens. In the second search box type your keyword.

Step 3. In the third search box type CASE STUDY.

Need more help searching? Use the search guidelines for finding articles by topic. Click here

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Can i purchase articles and case studies from hbr's website.

Yes. Anyone can search and purchase case studies and articles at Harvard Business Publishing: https://hbr.org/store  

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Hbr coursepack url, if your instructor created a hbr coursepack, you will find the coursepack url in the syllabus and/or within elearning..

Can't find the URL? Ask your instructor.

First time? Click the URL and Register . Create your own username and password.

Login and view the coursepack.

Coursepacks may include articles, case studies, video, and chapters. Look for the PURCHASE COURSEPACK button at the top of the the main box.

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What does it mean - EXPIRED??

Don't panic. A coursepack URL only expires at the end of the term. Contact your instructor .

Do I need to BUY everything?

Yes and no! All items flagged as Required readings must be purchased - all at once. If articles are flagged as Optional - you can decide to purchase or not.

What is the advantage of a coursepack?

With a coursepack you don't need to search and hunt for the articles and cases studies. Most HBR articles and cases studies are not freely available outside of the HBP website. There is an educational discount for coursepack items - typically around 50%.

Where can I find Harvard Business Review case studies?

1) Library: Business Source Complete

2) HBR coursepack - instructors provide URL (costs $)

3) Harvard Business Review website (costs $)

If I don't use HBR case studies, are there other sources for case studies? 

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Does the Library have access to Harvard Business Review (HBR) Case Studies?

Harvard Business School's case studies are a popular requested item here at McDermott Library. Access to the case studies can be explained by first making the following important distinction:

• Case studies distributed through Harvard Business Publishing must be purchased individually online via www.hbr.org/case-studies . Libraries cannot purchase this content.
• Case studies published in Harvard Business Review are accessible through Library-provided links because your Library subscribes to this journal. See instructions below.

Some other offerings, like the HBR Visual Library, are available to individual subscribers only.

Accessing articles from Harvard Business Review (HBR):

1) From the Library homepage , enter "harvard business review" under the Discover tab in the main search area. Click the search button.

2) In your results, look for the record that says "Journal" above the title and click Available Online.

3) Find links to this journal under the View Online section. Note that the Business Source Complete link covers a wider date range, from 1922 to present day.

4) On the resulting page (EBSCOhost), you can either browse by year, volume on the right side or click the "Search within this publication" link just above the Publication Details and use keywords, author names, or article titles to search within HBR.

Important tips regarding sharing of Harvard Business Review content:

Send only the citation information, rather than a url or saved PDF if you wish to share content from HBR. The recipient must navigate using the steps above or the library-provided link to Business Source Complete in order to access full text.

• Copying and sending the url / link from a full text HBR article will not work for the recipient. The links to HBR are not static; they are designed to have credentials verified before providing full text.
• It is a violation of the terms of use policy to save the full text PDF of HBR content and share with others.
• Articles denoted as "limited access" cannot be saved or printed.

For additional help finding business case studies in general, see the Word document "Finding Case Studies" linked below.

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• MIT Sloan case studies can be accessed at  Sloan Teaching Resources Library
• Harvard Business School case studies cannot be purchased for our library collection, but we can still get them for you.  Search  Business Source Complete   (enter “Harvard Business School cases” in the SO Publication Name field. ) or the HBR website for titles, then order through MIT Libraries Interlibrary Borrowing service (MIT community only) using ILLIAD

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• MIT Center for Information Systems Research To find business cases on the CISR website, browse Working Papers (case studies are found in this category) or search "case study."
• ABI/Inform Global and  Business Source Complete are Libraries databases covering scholarly articles and other types of literature in business and management. To find case studies, use the Document Type limiter in Advanced Search.
• Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is resource for working papers in management and other social sciences. Use Title/Abstract search and include “case study” (in quotes) in your search.

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Harvard Business Review (HBR) case studies are designed for individual use, and sold on a per-copy basis.

NTU Library does not have access to HBR cases. Library is also unable to purchase them because every copy that will be used requires copyright permission and payment.

Students can check with their course instructors to see if the cases designated might have been arranged into a course pack ( more info for course instructors here ).

Otherwise, students or researchers will need to purchase the cases directly from HBR .

On a related note, access to articles in Harvard Business Review from 1922 to the present is available in Business Source Complete .

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Harvard Business Review case studies are not available through the Shapiro Library or through Interlibrary Loan.

If you need access to Harvard Business Review case studies they must be purchased via the HBR Store . View the attached PDF document (link below) for detailed instructions on how to purchase Harvard Business Case Studies.

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You can find case studies at the Harvard Business School Publishing (HBSP) website  which you can then purchase from them.

HBSP's customer service is available 24/7. Use the relevant contact information provided below to make any requests.

• U.S./Canada: (800) 545-9689
• Outside U.S. and Canada: 1 (617) 783-7600
• India: 000 800001 6935 (toll free)
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• Fax:  +1 (617) 783-7666

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If you are an instructor who is planning to use case studies from HBSP in a course, you should request a course pack through them. You can do so by registering as an educator at the HBSP website , or signing in if you are already registered. With an educator account, you receive access to course materials, copies of cases, guides to cases, and other educator resources.

You can view HBSP's Copyright Permissions on the website as well. If you need further assistance, please contact the HBSP Special Permissions Team at [email protected] or call:

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Question: How do I find Harvard Business School Case Studies that have been published in the Harvard Business Review?

A very small subset of Harvard Business School Case Studies have been cross-published in the Harvard Business Review ( HBR ).

To browse such cases:

• Log into Business Source Complete on the Business Library  website.
• In the "Publications" link in the top nav search for "Harvard Business Review" and click on the publication title.
• Click "Search within this publication", which will lead you to the search interface.
• In a blank search box below the one that lists HBR , search for "case study" in quotes and change the "Select a field (optional)" to "TI Title" for that line of boxes only.
• Click search to browse the full text HBS cases available in the HBR .

For more information on the availability of case studies, and for the access to the library's main Harvard Business Cases database, visit the Case Studies tab on the Business Library  website.

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Faculty often assign Harvard Business School Case Studies in classroom assignments. The Harvard Business School has instituted a policy by which any faculty member or student who needs to use an HBS Case Study, can only do so one of two ways.

1) The Professor can purchase a license to use the Case Study in class. This can be done throught this link: Harvard Business Publishing for Educators Educators Website Help.

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• Authorize assistants to find material and create coursepacks on your behalf.
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• Use the course URL provided by your instructor to access your course materials.
• If your instructor has assigned Harvard Business Publishing materials but not given you a specific course URL, ask your instructor if he/she is interested in creating a coursepack on this site. Students save 50% on the materials downloaded through coursepack URLs at hbsp.harvard.edu.
• If you'd like to purchase material not assigned by your instructor or if you don't have a course URL, please go to the HBR online store.
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