The Business Case Is a Living Control, Not an Approval Document
How leaders can use the business case as a continuing investment control that tests strategic value, benefits, cost, risk and the case for stopping.
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How leaders can use the business case as a continuing investment control that tests strategic value, benefits, cost, risk and the case for stopping.
Why governing scope, time and cost is insufficient—and what executives must control to protect outcomes, capability, resilience and enterprise value.
How clear tolerances and decision rights can reduce executive micromanagement while escalating material project and program issues early enough to act.
Why leaders must distinguish execution failure from bad strategic selection, portfolio overreach and capability mismatch before adding more control.