in multi-case study, the aim of studying, the literature says the purpose of conducting multi-case study is to draw generalisation to the study.
In my case, I study 10 SMEs from several industries (data collection method: semi-structured interviews)
The findings are broad. I assume I might not be able to generalise the findings.
I would like to know what is the presentational approach to a multi-case study that the findings are more spread-out.
With the limit of time, I aim not to write the analysis of each case one by one.
I suggest you look at the work of Robert Yin on case study research, and especially what he has written about comparative case studies.
My guess is that what you have there is not a multiple case study.
It is very complicated to have more than 2, 3 cases in a multiple case study.
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