Formal Business Cases
Formal business cases are evaluated to ensure:
- the investment has value and importance
- the firm has the capability to deliver the benefits
- the firm’s dedicated resources are working on the highest value opportunities
- projects with inter-dependencies are undertaken in the optimum sequence.
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