Cindy Mitchell
Retired,
University of Maine System
Setting a Project Up for Success: Engaged, Inclusive Business Case Development
Wednesday, April 01, 2015 | 4:50PM–5:40PM | Room 552
Session Type:
Professional Development
Strengthening the partnership between IT and institutional leadership necessary for project success can be achieved through a simple tool, the business case. Business case development has many benefits, including assuring a project's value, effort, and total cost of ownership are understood up front, but it can strengthen business owner and IT relationships, as well as create an appropriate space for institutional leadership to enter the conversation. In this presentation, we will walk through the benefits of having and developing a business case and the touch points with leadership, which improve support and engagement and improve project outcomes.
OUTCOMES: Understand what a business case is and what it provides * Understand the development process and learn how to introduce or strengthen the use/value of the business case in your environment
Presenters
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Robin Sherman
Resources & Downloads
UMS Project Management Office link
Off-site resource
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CIO Waiver Administrative Practice Letter
24 KB, PDF
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Business Case for Facilities Management System
227 KB, PDF
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Business Case Administrative Practice Letter
97 KB, PDF
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NERCOMP15 Business Case Development Presentation
3 MB, Powerpoint Slides
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Recruitment System Business Case
176 KB, PDF
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Business Case Template
40 KB, PDF
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Business Case Checklist and Guide
153 KB, PDF
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Project Initiation Form
1 KB, Off-site resource
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