Business cases
What is a business case?
- A business case is a document that justifies a proposed project or investment. It's used to assess the potential costs, benefits, and risks of a project.
Purpose
- To provide evidence to decision-makers that the investment is worthwhile
- To justify undertaking a project or initiative
What's included
- Background information about the project
- The problem the project is intended to solve
- The proposed solution
- The costs and benefits of the project
- The risks involved
- Options and alternatives considered
- Success criteria and stakeholder requirements
Why is it import?
A business case is important because it helps organizations make informed decisions about projects, allocate resources, and avoid wasting money. It also helps ensure that projects are well-planned and thought through
Business case draft
- The project should be done to allow more people to access college tours without going to open evenings
expected outcomes
In project management, an "output" refers to the tangible deliverables or products produced by a project, like a report, website, or training program, while an "outcome" represents the broader, long-term impact or change achieved as a result of those outputs
output
directly produced by the project, they are not the reason why the project was done, they are tangible and measurable
- tour guide-esq videos of the college.
- a website to allow people to access these
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