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Preparing for PMI-PBA?Copied! We also offer Key takeawaysPMI Professional in Business Analysis (PMI-PBA) exam preparationA business case helps decision-makers judge whether an investment is worth the time, money and risk. for candidates planning to sit the PMI exam.State the reason for the activity and ensure it aligns with organisational strategy.

Compare realistic options, including doing nothing, and clearly justify the preferred choice.Business Analysis Learning Library

Business Analysis Learning LibrarySeparate project costs and timescales from ongoing operational costs and benefit realisation timescales.TMDefine benefits in measurable terms and distinguish outcomes from benefits so performance can be tracked.

Want to explore business analysis before committing to a qualification? Get bite-sized learning you can start immediately and fit around work.Include known dis-benefits and major risks, plus mitigations, to avoid one-sided decisions.

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For business organisations, justification for a project usually takes a commercial form i.e. evaluating how much money could be made from the investment. For example, investing money in developing a new software app to bring first to market, might be deemed to bring certain monetary benefits (in terms of sales) which exceeds the costs of investment.

How to find usFor government organisations, justification is probably not a commercial one, but could be based upon giving value for money to achieve certain benefits. For example, a public health campaign extolling the benefits of flu-vaccinations for elderly people, might be judged as giving greater value for money than having no campaign, and instead relying on treating patients in hospital once they have contracted the virus.

Knowledge TrainWith so many competing claims being made on scarce funds, organisations need the assurance that the decision they are taking is the right one. After all, there will not be enough funds to pay for all the ideas for projects which are floating around the organisation.
20 Old Bailey, London, EC4M 7AN,Who uses a business case?
England, United Kingdom.Business cases can be used by many different levels of management within an organisation. Not only are they used to justify the investment in an individual project, but also they are typically used by a

Call portfolio management+44 (0)207 148 5985 office to help it decide which projects will contribute to the organisation’s strategic goals. That way, they can filter out the bad ideas for projects, and only fund projects which will contribute to strategic goals.

Opening hoursA business case is also often used by a project sponsor or project executive to help it decide if they should invest in a specific project.

Monday to Friday – 09:00 to 17:15In all cases, the business case must be written and approved prior to any major commitment of resources.

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Business cases can take many forms – digital or analogue. The tools you use to create one are also many and varied. Common business tools such as Microsoft Office might be used. Rather than being a document or slide deck however, it could equally be in the form of an email. Equally, a business case could be written by hand on a whiteboard or flipchart, or on the back of a cigarette packet! What you should always remember is that a business case does not have to be a huge long document. In fact, it should be as short as possible, and only include the most important information. That way it cuts out the noise and provides decision-makers with just the right information to enable them to take sensible decisions.
For those of you interested in project management
PRINCE2 focuses its decision-making on a project on having a viable business case.
We will now give you 2 business case examples. The first example is one which you might find useful for taking decisions in your personal life. The 2nd business case example is more business focused project. Business case example 1: Moving home
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What makes a good business case? As you have seen in this article, there’s several important bits of information which goes into a business case. Don’t spend unnecessary time though adding information which isn’t required. Your project sponsor will have to read your business case before they approve it, and you don’t want to make their job any harder than it already is! There are several things you can use to check whether your business case is adequate or not. Here’s a checklist of 13 questions to ask yourself before you submit your business case to your sponsor for approval: Are the reasons for the project consistent with the corporate,