Launching a project without a business case is like building a house without a blueprint. It might stand for a while, but cracks will show. Here’s why taking time upfront pays off big.
Boards and CFOs move quicker when they see a clear, compelling case. No more endless back-and-forth.
When every project has a case, you can compare apples to apples. That means fewer pet projects and more strategic wins.
A good case surfaces risks early and shows how you’ll handle them. That’s peace of mind for leadership.
When expectations are clear from day one, vendors deliver better. And if they don’t, you have leverage.
Projects with strong cases are less likely to fail. And if they wobble, you can rebaseline instead of restart.
A case sets the stage for measuring success. You’ll know what to track and when to report it.
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