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pilfering, image and a solution (output) being fit for
purpose.
Case Usage
The case was developed and used with both under
graduate and post graduate students (preferably at the
early part of the course). It is a case designed to allow in-
class work to be carried out and discussion to be
developed in general through applying theory to practice.
In-class discussion will generate a variety of observations
and solutions. It will inevitably lead to a lively debate over
the issues engendered by the discussion.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Appreciate the cause/effect/consequence relationships of
actions taken by management
Appreciate that problem identification is crucial before
solutions can be developed.
Appreciate the importance of knowing your customer.
Appreciate that technology may not always provide an
operable solution to perceived problems
Understand that the game may not be worth the candle

