The findings of a case study are valuable to a client as they can provide insight into the current state of their organization and suggest potential solutions. It is important, however, to evaluate the findings in terms of their applicability or appropriateness for the specific situation of that particular client. This means considering if the proposed solutions are relevant and applicable given the context, resources available and goals/objectives set out by the client.

When evaluating whether a finding is suitable for an individual client’s needs it is essential to consider how it would fit within their existing organizational structure; this includes ensuring it aligns with any policies already in place or taking into account any resources that may need to be allocated in order to implement it properly. Additionally, clients should also assess whether or not proposed solutions address all levels of stakeholders involved such as employees, customers and other external parties (Henderson 2019).