When proposing solutions that involve such constraints as time, cost, and scope, it is imperative that your project is supported by a business case. A business case is developed to:
Demonstrate that the proposed project or program is serving a business need
Gain stakeholder alignment on project scope and decision-maker approval
Secure the necessary resources to achieve the agreed-upon deliverables
Not sure where to start? This template will help you craft a convincing business case for your next big project. You're already one step closer to getting buy-in from decision makers.
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