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making the business case
We currently offer two types of workshops, those which are publicly offered by third party companies which our experienced facilitators deliver, and highly specialised workshops which are specifically tailored to suit your existing environment. In order to advise you on which form of education would best suit your specific requirements, we would like to discuss your needs and through a structured assessment process, identify the most appropriate course of action. Please contact us for the latest in the development of our workshops and how we can possibly tailor a workshop or curriculum to suit your specific environment. brief workshop outlineThe Making the Business Case workshop provides participants with theoretical knowledge and practical application in regards to writing a business case that can be sold up to the executive decision makers. The workshop covers the essential processes and includes case studies and interactive exercises to ensure that participants learn the practical application of the tools which are required to make a commercially sound business case. The core of this workshop is a Business Case template which will be completed during the course of the workshop. To view the Table of Contents of this template, click here. executive workshopIntended Audience: This is suitable for senior managers who are accountable for organisational budgets, project outcomes and the measurement of benefits realisation of their business ventures. Duration: 1 Day Benefit: The focus of this workshop is to provide a high level understanding in order to discuss the concepts with their staff and clients. professional workshop (MBC)Intended Audience:This workshop is suitable for people who are currently writing business cases or those about to begin the journey to successful business case delivery and will build on the delegates existing skill set, it will provide a path to improve their competence in the workplace. Duration: 2 Days Benefit: The up skilled resource will be more efficient and productive in the work place, with the ability to influence those around them to the virtues of best practice program management. |
The key to the success of any workshop is the actual knowledge transfer during the workshop and the ability of the delegates to implement this into their workplace. Our skilled facilitators focus on ensuring the principles of the material are understood and place little emphasis on short term memory retention. |
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