Preparing a Business Case (TRN220)
Overview
Delivery method
In-person
Duration
15 hours
Audience
Executives
Functional specialists
Managers
Description
The School has transitioned to the virtual delivery of its learning products. As a result, this in-person classroom course has been suspended. Visit our learning catalogue to find similar or alternative virtual or online courses.
A strong business case contains a sound framework, informed objectives and persuasive recommendations. This courses uses a case-study approach to present the objectives, elements and steps needed to prepare a viable business case based on established best practices. Participants will learn how to write clear statements, select best options, perform proper analyses, and make sound recommendations when developing a formal business case.
Topics include:
- defining the key elements of a business case
- conducting an option analysis
- writing a business case
- making recommendations
Legacy course code: C220
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