Business Case Template – Apple iWork Pages/Numbers

Download this Business Case template (iWork Pages 22 pages) to outline the Business Need, Current Process, Services, Expected Benefits, Change Analysis, Cost estimate, Cost/Benefit Analysis, and Project Schedule. Scroll down for business case writing tutorials.

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Business Case Tutorials

How to Write a Business Case [Tutorial & Template]

How do you write a business case? Well, there are two ways to write your first business case. If you have enough knowledge, you can write the Business Case and send it to the Project Stakeholders for sign-off.

For more complex business analysis activities, you may need to write the Business Case with other team members by tapping into their expertise to write sections that use their respective strengths. In the following tutorial, we look at how to write a business case from scratch, this is, if you’ve never written a business case before and want to know where to start. Read More.

How to Structure a Business Case Study

In this tutorial, we describe how to structure a business case study, typically the type of document that will form part of a marketing effort.

Unlike other business documents, such as white papers, the structure of a case study is a little different. The difference is two-fold: one is that the sequence is not linear. You don’t start at the start and work forwards. I’ll explain why below. The second is that, to give your case study some credibility, you need to back it up with statistics, metrics, KPIs you’ve reached etc — without these the case study falls flat. Read how to Structure a Business Case Study

Business Case: How to Justify the Business Need in 3 Steps

How do you justify the needs for a Business Case?

First, explore the Business Needs as this drives the Business Case. Looking at it from this angle helps justify why there is a need to perform this task. Let’s look at a typical example. Learn How to Justify the Business Need in 3 Steps

15 Ways to Improve Your Business Case

Looking for funding for a new project but not sure where to start?

One way to get the funding you need is to create a Business Case. This outlines the benefits, competitive edge, and other gains the company stands to make if it invests in this project. For certain projects, the Business Case is a fore-runner for a Request For Proposal (aka Invitation To Tender) where business proposals are accepted from external firms.

How to Write Your First Business Case

There are two ways to write your first Business Case. If you have enough knowledge, you can write the Business Case and send it to the Project Stakeholders for sign-off. For more complex business analysis activities, you may need to write the Business Case with other team members by tapping into their expertise to write sections that use their respective strengths.