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Casenet.ca is a streaming video platform that hosts a collection of business teaching cases. Casenet.ca is well suited for training to improve decision making and to help understand how business owners manage their companies.  So why use our cases?

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  • Our search tool enables queries by theme

  • The cases in our international collection address hundreds of different business issues.

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  • Our free and open access cases are organized as YouTube playlists

  • Our cases are optimized for mobile devices

  • Using our cases involves less preparation for trainers and learners

  • Our international collection contains cases suitable for many different business disciplines.

Our cases are authentic and feature real individuals operating real businesses and organizations and dealing with real problems. 

Our Casenet.ca site offers a collection of short, easy to understand tutorials.

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Prof. Vibert’s Favourites

We are excited to present Prof. Vibert's Favorite cases for you. Each case has been carefully selected for its outstanding features and exceptional performance. From innovative design to unparalleled functionality, these cases stand out in every aspect. Explore them now to find the perfect fit for your needs.

Dell 1

Kevin Peesker

ABOUND Consulting

Laura Fair

The Rounds 1

Blair Ryan

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Killam Properties 1

Dale Noseworthy, Vice President Investor Relations and Strategic Planning for Killam Properties is contemplating what to do about an intriguing issue. How can the company manage its exposure to high and volatile natural gas costs in the winter months in Atlantic Canada? Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

Dale Noseworthy, Vice President Investor Relations and Strategic Planning for Killam Properties is contemplating what to do about an intriguing issue. How can the company manage its exposure to high and volatile natural gas costs in the winter months in Atlantic Canada? Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

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Killam Properties 2

Dale Noseworthy, Vice President Investor Relations and Strategic Planning for Killam Properties is contemplating what to do about an intriguing issue. Given a history of growth through acquisition and in a highly competitive market with limited acquisition opportunities and declining yields, should the company take on a development program?

Dale Noseworthy, Vice President Investor Relations and Strategic Planning for Killam Properties is contemplating what to do about an intriguing issue. Given a history of growth through acquisition and in a highly competitive market with limited acquisition opportunities and declining yields, should the company take on a development program?

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Kineticor 1

Joe D'Angelo is the Controller of Kineticor Asset Management. Based in Calgary, he is in the midst of completing the 2023 financial statements for the company. Of concern is how to account for the carbon credits that have been generated and are in his company's name given that there are no firm accounting guidelines for carbon credits under IFRS. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

Joe D'Angelo is the Controller of Kineticor Asset Management. Based in Calgary, he is in the midst of completing the 2023 financial statements for the company. Of concern is how to account for the carbon credits that have been generated and are in his company's name given that there are no firm accounting guidelines for carbon credits under IFRS. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

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