Pearson Custom Business Resources
Format:
Book
Price:
$8 base charge per book
plus 9 cents per page for B&W,
14 cents per page for 4 color
(In some cases, additional fees for permissions and/or original material may apply.)
Pricing applies to US market only
Minimum new order: 20 copies
Minimum reorder: 10 copies
plus 9 cents per page for B&W,
14 cents per page for 4 color
(In some cases, additional fees for permissions and/or original material may apply.)
Pricing applies to US market only
Minimum new order: 20 copies
Minimum reorder: 10 copies
Discipline:
Business, Economics
Courses:
Business Studies, Accounting and Taxation, Business Communications, Decision Science, Finance, Introduction to Business, MIS, Management, Marketing, Economics
In a field as broad as Business and Economics, it's difficult to find content that's a perfect fit.
Pearson Custom Business Resources (PCBR) – with access to top case providers and hundreds of text and trade chapters – allows instructors like you to create the ideal resource for their students, one that completely matches the topics you want to teach.
Preview our extensive library online – over 30,000 case studies, articles, and text chapters - and build your perfect book quick and easy.
PCBR - Best for your students, Convenient for you
Set your own TOC
- Chapters and readings in your preferred sequence
- Sequential pagination
- Cross-references to other chapters removed
Choose black & white or four-color printing
High-quality digital printing from electronic files, not photocopies
Include your own material.
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Add your syllabus, course notes, or even 3rd party material – we'll take care of clearing permissions
Choose your cover.
- Several full-color designs to choose from
- Personalize it with your name, school, and course information
Hit the ground running with recommended cases.
- Choose from pre-set Tables of Contents based on your adopted text or course topic
FREE review copy
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7-10 days for B&W, 10-15 days for four-color
Click here to see a complete list of available text and trade books organized by department/course.
To view our 2010 PCBR selection guides, showcasing our available textbooks and more popular case studies, click your area of interest below. If you don’t see a specific title you are interested in, email us at customlibrary@pearson.com.
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Business (Introduction to Business, Management, Marketing)
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The PCBR Editorial Advisory Board is a team of experts consulting with our editorial and marketing teams to make case suggestions for specific courses and targeted adoptions. Board members also offer suggestions for adding new content to the custom business program.
Each member was carefully selected based on their extensive teaching experience using the case method at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.
James M. Olver, PhD
School of Business
College of William and Mary
Theresa K. Lant, PhD
Leonard N. Stern School of Business
New York University
Robert Plant, PhD
School of Business Administration
University of Miami
Karl D. Majeske, PhD
Ross School of Business
University of Michigan
Steven R. Kursh, PhD, CSDP
College of Business Administration
Northeastern University
Note: Our editorial staff can assist you in selecting cases mapped to the textbook you are using, or for your particular course needs. Based on the information received from you, we will create and send to you your own customized casebook. Please contact us for more information or use the Case Navigator as you build your own free evaluation copy.
Harvard Business School Publishing
Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Harvard Business School Publishing (HBSP) is a wholly-owned, not for profit subsidiary of Harvard University. HBSP publishes for the general, professional, and academic markets. Its offerings include the widely-respected Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School cases, books from the Harvard Business School Press, and other teaching materials.
HBSP provides top-quality teaching materials, including:
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More than 7,500 case studies, supplements, exercises, and industry notes
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Article reprints from the Harvard Business Review and other top management journals
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HBS Press books from leading authors along with additional resources to help instructors integrate them into courses
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A Textbook & Cases Matching program to help faculty who use textbooks correlate relevant case studies
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Powerful e-learning programs from Harvard Business Online
Wharton School Publishing
Wharton school publishing offers a trusted source for stimulating ideas from thought leaders who provide new mental models to address changes in strategy, management, and finance. We seek out authors from diverse disciplines with a profound understanding of change and its implications. We offer books and tools that help executives respond to the challenges of a rapidly changing global business environment.
Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management
Ranked number one by U.S. News & World Report in international business for five straight years, Thunderbird offers The Thunderbird Case Series (TCS) an official case clearinghouse for international business cases and teaching notes authored by its faculty.
Notre Dame Fanning Center for Business Communication
The Eugene D. Fanning Center for Business Communication assists members of the Notre Dame community in the achievement of their academic, intellectual, and professional goals by providing instruction, guidance, and counsel in writing, speaking, and other dimensions of human communication. At the heart of this mission is a concern for the individual, a focus on ethics and integrity in business, and a commitment to the advancement of the College and the University.
Notre Dame is now a leader among top-tier business schools that have made a serious commitment to the development of communication skills in its students, and the integration of those skills with management strategy and theory.
The Center for Business Communication was established in the autumn of 1990 and, in August of 1996, was dedicated in memory of Notre Dame graduate and Chicago business executive, Eugene D. Fanning. Two years later, the Fanning Center, its faculty and programs became part of the Department of Management in the Mendoza College of Business. The Fanning Center exists to influence the ways in which both students and faculty see the role of writing, speaking, listening, and other communication behaviors in the workplace. Curricular coursework is available to both graduate and undergraduate students, along with a number of workshops, tutorials, and other not-for-credit experiences.
The Center for Business Communication was established in the autumn of 1990 and, in August of 1996, was dedicated in memory of Notre Dame graduate and Chicago business executive, Eugene D. Fanning. Two years later, the Fanning Center, its faculty and programs became part of the Department of Management in the Mendoza College of Business. The Fanning Center exists to influence the ways in which both students and faculty see the role of writing, speaking, listening, and other communication behaviors in the workplace. Curricular coursework is available to both graduate and undergraduate students, along with a number of workshops, tutorials, and other not-for-credit experiences.
Richard Ivey School of Business
The Richard Ivey School of Business at The University of Western Ontario has been using the case method since 1922 to teach practical management skills to undergraduate, graduate and executive students.
Ivey's faculty members write primarily field-based cases to support their teaching, and the cases are used extensively in Ivey's undergraduate, MBA and executive program curriculums across seven major functional areas: accounting, finance, general management/strategy, human resources management/organizational behavior, management science and information systems, marketing, and production and operations management. In addition, some Ivey cases are intended for an introductory audience - the equivalent of the first two years of an undergraduate program. These cases tend to be shorter and more focussed than our regular cases, which have an intended market of MBA and undergraduate students.
Ivey's case studies are concise, interactive, dynamic, and participant-driven teaching tools designed to guide students through real-world examples of business issues. Students learn to analyze information, develop rational alternatives, make decisions, recommend implementation tactics in time-sensitive situations, and communicate and defend their findings, just as they would as practicing managers.
To access Ivey’s textbook matching resource, CaseMate, please click here.
North American Case Research Association (NACRA)
The North American Case Research Association (NACRA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the case method of research and teaching. The organization's publication, the Case Research Journal, is the leading peer-reviewed journal of teaching cases in North America. The Case Research Journal publishes approximately 32 new full-length cases each year in such diverse fields as business strategy and policy, accounting and finance, organizational behavior, business ethics, marketing, education, health care, engineering, and social work. Each case is accompanied by a complete teaching note, available to instructors only. As publisher of the Case Research Journal, Pearson Custom Publishing delivers NACRA cases to its customers as soon as they are published, before they are available in other databases. Please see NACRA's web site at nacra.net for more information regarding NACRA cases not included in Pearson's collection.
FT Press
FT Press publishes high quality books in the areas of General Business, Finance and Investing, Sales and Marketing, Leadership, Management and Strategy, Human Resources, Life, Science, and Global Business. The brand is built on the concept of signing and publishing with the world’s best minds on the most relevant topics.
ecch
ecch is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the case method of learning. Its collection of management case studies and journal article reprints is a unique and accessible resource of teaching materials.
ICMR
ICMR is involved in business research, management consulting, and the development of case studies and courseware in management. ICMR also provides knowledge process outsourcing services to international clients. Over 10 million copies of ICMR case studies have been printed in international and Indian textbooks, workbooks and case study volumes. More than 200,000 individual copies of the case studies have been purchased by many of the leading business schools and universities around the world. ICMR case studies have won prizes in several global case writing competitions, and also appear in many international management textbooks.
Darden Business Publishing
The Darden Business Publishing at the University of Virginia, provides faculty instructors, corporate trainers, and other individuals with an extensive selection of educational tools. Darden Business Publishing cases are often accompanied by teaching notes, spreadsheet diskettes, video's and CD ROMs. Particular strengths of the Collection include Finance and Strategy, Ethics and Diversity, General Management and Multimedia Cases. Darden Business Publishing cases are designed specifically to intensify the classroom learning experience. Browse through Darden's Mulitmedia Case Demos.
