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Hello!
Welcome to this Getting Started tutorial.
Today we're getting started
with SAGE Business Cases.
In this short video,
we'll go over how to access
SAGE Business Cases,
what kind of information is available,
and how to search for business cases.
Let's get started.
Visit the Libraries website at
lib.purdue.edu to access the
Libraries A-Z List of Databases.
You'll find SAGE Business Cases on this list.
The SAGE Business Cases database includes
over 4,000 cases on entrepreneurship,
accounting,
healthcare management, leadership,
and social enterprise
from over 100 countries.
This is the homepage for Sage Business Cases.
While you don't need to create a profile
to access SAGE Business Cases,
it can be helpful if you
want to save your searches or
create lists.
To create your own profile,
click on the My Profile button
in the upper right corner.
Then scroll down to the
Create My Profile button to begin the setup.
For the purpose of this tutorial,
we won't be signing into a specific account.
Let's take a look at
the rest of the homepage.
Across the middle of the page,
you should notice
a large banner that contains
a search box, an Advanced Search link,
as well as highlighted cases
under Editor's Choice.
Below the search area,
you can browse cases by
discipline such as accounting,
economics and international
business and management.
Browse SAGE Originals, cases commissioned,
developed, and published by
SAGE, browse Enhanced Cases,
such as those with video or data,
browse cases by region or country,
view case lists from content partners,
or browse all SAGE Business Cases.
Notice that most of the browsing
and search options we've discussed so
far are also accessible
from the top of
the page in the white banner.
To search for business cases,
you can type keywords into the search box or
click on the Advanced Search link
for more search options.
On the Advanced Search page,
we have the option to add
multiple search terms,
search by author,
select specific disciplines,
choose a content type,
and specify a publication date range.
Let's set up an example search.
We'll type "leadership"
into the first search box and
select full text from the drop-down.
Then add "networking" as
a second search term with
full text selected as well.
Under Disciplines, we'll
choose Business and Management.
Scrolling down to Content Types, we'll
expand Cases and choose SAGE Business Cases.
Let's also set a publication date range from
2015 to 2020 for
both the original publication date
and the online publication date.
Then click Submit to run our search.
The results page
will look something like this
with the number of results at the top,
followed by the search settings.
If you need to make changes
to your search settings,
you can click on the Edit Search button.
At the top of the page,
we can see that our search
returned over 90 results.
These results can be sorted by
relevance, alphabetically,
or from newest to oldest.
We can also use the filter menu on
the left to further refine
our search if needed,
or search within our list
of results for a specific term.
Let's take a closer look at one of
the results by clicking on a case title.
At the top of the page below the title,
you'll find information such as author,
publisher, case length, a DOI, and more.
Below that, you'll notice a few tabs you can
use to navigate between the case itself,
related teaching notes, and
supplementary resources when available.
Please note that in order to
access the teaching notes,
you'll need to contact the Parrish Library
for further instruction.
Returning to the case tab,
you'll find the abstract
followed by the full text.
Near the top of the page
on the right side of the screen,
you can quickly search for
keywords within the case or jump to
a specific section using
the hyperlinks listed under on this page.
Also located below the search box
or buttons that allow
you to download the cases,
a PDF, view citation information
in various formats.
Share the case by email, access embed code,
and a permalink, which will allow you to
return directly to this case.
All of these options are easily accessible at
the top of the page as
you scroll through the full text.
For those that choose to
create their own profile,
you can use the heart icons,
usually located at the top of the page near
the case title to add
cases to lists that you
can come back to later.
Now you know how to access
SAGE Business Cases,
what kind of information is available,
and how to search for business cases.
For more information and
other business-related resources.
Visit the Parrish Library homepage at
lib.purdue.edu/libraries/mgmt
for management.
If you have any questions,
please contact the Parrish Library
at parrlib@purdue.edu.
Thanks for watching.