Developing Business Cases Consulting Service

Business Process Reengineering (BPR) initiatives always (yes always) result in identifying more actionable candidate process improvement opportunities than an organization has the time, budget, focus and resources to operationalize and implement. Accordingly, candidate improvement opportunities must be prioritized. Business cases enable prioritization.

A business case is an objective, fact-based analysis of each candidate improvement opportunity based on constraints, risks, cost, value, and other considerations as well as the degree of alignment with organizational and operational strategic objectives. Business cases enable the ranking, prioritization, and selection of candidate improvement opportunities to move forward into future state design and implementation.

Business cases for improvement opportunities are developed, validated and prioritized in weeks rather than months!

Consulting Approach and Deliverables

Working with your team, we provide our deep BPR experience and expertise, including best practice tools, techniques, and methods, to facilitate high-intensity short-duration sprints to develop objective business cases and rank improvement opportunities from multiple perspectives.

Who from your team should participate?

Developing business cases typically include Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), business analysts and systems analysts, developers (associated with the business systems supporting the processes), supervisors and managers, including senior management and other stakeholders with knowledge to assist in developing business cases for the candidate improvements and assisting with analysis and prioritization.

Related Inteq Resources

Blog Post: Uncovering the Difference Between Business Cases and Use Cases

Blog Post: Interesting Use Case - Dubious Business Case

Training Course: Developing Effective Business Cases