Increasing Your Odds: Creating Better Business Cases

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Increasing Your Odds: Creating Better Business Cases

Posted August 26, 2008 | Leadership |

Traditionally, the main purpose in building a business case for an IT project is to obtain approval for the financial spend. However, in addition to obtaining funding for the investment, the preparation of comprehensive and robust business cases provides organizations with other important advantages.

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John Ward

John Ward is Professor of Strategic Information Systems at Cranfield University, School of Management (UK). Cranfield is a postgraduate university with an international reputation in the fields of engineering, aerospace, and manufacturing technology. Its School of Management is one of Europe's leading business schools. Mr. Ward's main interests are the strategic uses of IS/IT, the integration of IS/IT strategies with business strategies, the… Read More

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Increasing Your Odds: Creating Better Business Cases

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