How to Write a Business Case: 4 Steps to a Perfect Business Case Template
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The document provides a step-by-step guide on how to write a convincing business case and includes a template for repeated use. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the benefits of a proposed business change and effectively communicating those benefits. A business case outlines the rationale, methodology, and stakeholders involved to determine if a project should proceed.
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