Formulating a Project Business Case

Formulating a Project Business Case

Projects, in their simplest form, are the tactical initiatives that an organization takes on to help it reach it strategic goals. No more; no less. To put it as a question, why would an organization take on a project if it does not lead to or put it in a position to meet its longer term goals?

The business case is what provides justification for moving forward with any endeavor within an organization. Without it, a project will not (and should not) be initiated!

Formulating a Project Business Case is designed to help project management practitioners gain a clearer understanding of what a business case is, what it should contain, and how it should be structured. The end goal of this session is to provide the project or team leader with better insight into structuring a business that helps increase the organization’s ability to deliver on relevant and realistic project commitments.

The primary objectives for this session are to:
• Gain a clearer understanding of a project business case
• Identify the primary elements of an effective business case
• Better structure a project business case for approval
Production and Access Information
• Live Production Date: 8 January 2016
• Accessible via Self-Paced Learning: 11 January 2016
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Session Number: PLS-WNL012016
Duration: 1.5 Hours
Professional Development Units (PDUs)/Project Management Education Contact Hours: 1.5

Recommended Prerequisites: None
This session will be facilitated by Chris Wright, CPLP^®, MPM, PMP^®.

To learn more about Chris, check out his bio  here. All Project Leadership Series^SM instructors are certified Project Management Professionals (PMP)^® with many years of hands-on project leadership experience in a multitude of industries.
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