Business case writing
- Write a business case that follows a seven-step approach including defining the opportunity, assessing risk and creating a plan
- Incorporate basic statistics, financial data and visuals to support the report
- Use effective and appropriate language to engage and inform the audience
Overview
Creating an effective business case means converting an exciting idea in your head into a compelling story on paper. It means applying logic and reasoning to your thoughts and creating a credible plan of action. Above all, it requires writing with clarity.The workshop will ensure delegates can create and use the business case, in practical terms, to ensure the right projects are approved and also guide their actions in effectively managing any size or complexity of project.
Our business case writing training provides you with all the tools you need to be able to write a clear, informative and compelling business case. It is delivered by a highly experienced and successful business case writer who has authored numerous reports, business cases and proposals across most market sectors.
Course Outline
- The Business Case
- What it is, its purpose and understanding stakeholder objectives
- Seven-step process
- A walk through a simple example from opportunity statement to conclusion
- Cost/benefit analysis
- Types of costs and benefits and how to quantify them
- Presenting the information
- Preparing an executive summary tips on using graphs, tables, charts and slides
Key Features
Who should attend?
- Soft copy of Courseware
- Course Completion Certificate
- 8 CCR PDU
- 4 Industry wise Business Case Studies
- 4 Business Templates
- Flexibility to choose classes
- Post training support
- 100% Money Back Guarantee
- 10% discount on any Online Course
Our business case writing courses are aimed at those who wish to increase the quality of their business case writing as well as those who need to contribute to business cases.
Course Objective
- Write an executive summary / opportunity statement keeping your target audience in mind
- Write a business case that follows a seven-step approach including defining the opportunity, assessing risk and creating a plan
- Incorporate basic statistics, financial data and visuals to support the report
- Use effective and appropriate language to engage and inform the audience