BCIC Business Case Library

The BCIC Business Case Library is a collection of business cases about BC technology companies, highlighting their achievements, business challenges and best practices. The business cases cover an extensive range of topics including entrepreneurship, technology management, sustainability, business strategy, finance, marketing, information systems, and managerial decision making.

The BCIC Business Case Library is used in the province by students, entrepreneurs and industry to learn from their own province's business practices. These individuals can then apply the specific knowledge learned from the techniques and strategies identified in the business cases to directly impact their success.

Further, these business cases highlight a bright future for technology-based companies in the province and are being used internationally to showcase these companies and to promote BC as a lucrative place to do business.

The BCIC Business Case Library:
All business cases are free and can be downloaded.

Business instructors may use these business cases as valuable teaching materials for a wide variety of courses, ranging from undergraduate, MBA, post-graduate to executive level courses. Each case study comes with a teaching note that is made available to instructors only. Please contact Jesse Lam at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for teaching note inquiries.

The BCIC Business Case Library has been developed with expertise from seven universities in British Columbia: British Columbia Institute of Technology, Simon Fraser University, Thompson Rivers University, University of British Columbia, University of British Columbia Okanagan, University of Northern British Columbia, and University of Victoria. The project is led by Professor Thomas Hellmann of the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia. It is sponsored by the BCIC and benefits from the support of the W. Maurice Young Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Research Centre.