We realise that justifying investment in any kind of supporting infrastructure can be a difficult task. We have therefore developed a number of example business cases so that you can:
Each business case has been developed to reflect a typical business scenario and is based on a number of key assumptions. Note that the financial calculations are based on the licensing costs that were in place at the time. These may have been changed since the business cases were developed.
The examples we have created reflect the following scenarios (click to select):
A team of five people adopts the ‘Out-of-the-Box’ version of the ‘Step-by-Step Change’ methodology to get up and running in a couple of weeks…
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Note: This business case is illustrative only and we cannot guarantee that the savings quoted will be achieved in all cases.
A company has a number of change projects underway and selects the ‘Step-by-Step Change’ methodology, but they want to tailor it first…
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Note: This business case is illustrative only and we cannot guarantee that the savings quoted will be achieved in all cases.
A small consultancy has a paper-based methodology they want to automate using theChange Factory to (a) use with their clients (b) improve their efficiency and (c) increase their sales…
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“Build a Method” |
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Note: This business case is illustrative only and we cannot guarantee that the savings quoted will be achieved in all cases.
Download our detailed business case examples based on three potential uses of the Change Factory.
If you have any questions on how to develop your business case or any suggestions for improving the examples provided, please contact us.