Unit 5- Busienss Case and Stakeholders Flashcards
Benefit realisation process
Step 4: Track & realise benefits:
Monitor current values and plans for realisation, monitor BAU activities post
transition
Step 3: Plan benefits realisation:
Baseline measures, links to outputs, actions required
Step 2: Define:
Clearly state the benefits, include suitable measures
Step 1: Identify:
Discuss with Stakeholders
Types of Benefits
Tangible or quantitative
• Financial
• Market share
• Production output
• Intangible or qualitative
• Improved security
• Increased staff satisfaction
• Enhancement of brand image
DOAM
• Description
• What precisely is this benefit?
• Observation
• What differences should be noticeable between pre- and post-programme?
• Attribution
• Where will this benefit arise?
• Measurement
• How will the achievement of the benefit be measured?
Purpose of a business case
Documents the justification
• states why the forecast effort and time is worthwhile
• cost vs benefits
• Provides basis upon which ongoing viability can be judged
Business case contents
• Reasons for undertaking the project
• Options (including preferred option)
• Benefits (& benefits realisation plan)
• Dis-benefits
• Scope and major deliverables
• Risks
• Issues
• Success criteria
• Costs & timescales
• Investment Appraisal (cost benefit analysis)
Business case through life cycle
• Produced at the end of Concept
• Updated during Definition
• Reviewed for validity throughout Deployment
• Benefits reviewed during Operations in Benefits Realisation phase
• Major input to Decision Gates
Stakeholder management process
• List of stakeholders from context analysis and/or brainstorming
• Analysis of interest area
• Analysis of power, interest and positive/negative
influence • List of stakeholders from context analysis and/or
brainstorming
• Analysis of interest area
• Analysis of power, interest and positive/negative influence
• Stakeholder grid
• Description of how project will engage with them and measures to determine success of communication
• Stakeholder grid (PIG)
• Description of how project will engage with them and measures to determine success of communication