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© The Treasury 1
Better Business CasesInvesting for change
Seminar
August 2012
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Agenda Welcome
Background
Overview
The 5 case model and the process
The scoping document-to engage and agree early
Products, training, support and ongoing development
Guest speaker
Questions
Tea and coffee
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Background
• Better informed decisions on investments
• What makes successful projects and programmes ?
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• Why do I need to know about better business cases?
• What is a Better Business Case?
• What is expected?
• When does it apply?
• Who needs to be involved?
Overview
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Any business case addresses 5 key questions:
The 5 Case Model
1. Is there a compelling case for change?
2. Does the preferred investment option optimise value for money?
3. Is the proposed deal commercially viable?
4. Is the spending proposal affordable?
5. How can the proposal be delivered successfully?
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Management
The 5 key elements of good practice business cases
The 5 Case Model
Financial Commercial
Economic
Strategic
Compelling case for change - strategic fit & business needs
Preferred option optimises value for money
Commercially viable
Affordable within available funding
Achievable and can be successfully delivered
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The pathway of the phased BBC process can be used to select which type of business case best delivers the required decision/s
Confirm supplier offering best value, detailed
commercials, confirm affordability. detailed
management and delivery arrangements
Implementation Business Case
S E C F M
Confirm best value for money option,
outline potential deal and delivery plan,
assess affordability.
Detailed Business Case
S E C F M
Confirm way forward with short-listed options (consider
non-traditional procurement)
Indicative Business Case
S E C MF
Confirm fit with strategy and need to invest
Strategic Assessment
Portfolio or programmeS
Confirm case for change, preferred programme, project tranches, funding
Programme Business Case
S E C F M
Project/s (Large scale and/or high risk)
Strategic Assessment
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Confirm fit with strategy and the need to invest
Single Stage Business Case
S E C F M
Strategic Assessment
SProject/s (Other)
The level of emphasis of each of the five cases depends on the type of business
case
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The scoping document-to engage and agree earlyPurpose:
• Facilitate discussion and agreement on how the Better Business Case Guidance will be applied (between the developer and the monitoring function)
• Aligning the level of effort and assurance through each part of the business case development process with the scale and risk of the proposal
Users:
• The Developer • The Sponsor • The Monitor /Reviewer• Other Assurance
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How the BBC guidance can be tailored
1Which Business Case documents will be completed – the pathway
Scoping document used:•Programme Cover Sheet•Project Cover Sheet
2What analysis and engagement is appropriate to develop the specific business case
Scoping document used:•The specific business case scoping document
Project Strategic Assessment Indicative Business Case Detailed Business Case Implementation Business Case
Project
Confirm fit with strategy Agree shortlisted options
Approve delegation and funding
Approve contracts
S EC F MS SE C F M S E C F M
Programme Strategic Assessment Programme Business Case
Portfolio or programme
Confirm fit with strategy Approve affordable/best value programme and projects
S E C F MS
S E C F M
Single Stage Business CaseProject Strategic Assessment
S
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Products, training , support and ongoing development Products on the website
Training and Support available through the website
Version 3 released 6th August
Interest in adapting/adopting BBC from around NZ but need to better align/integrate with other processes and decision making frameworks
Further development for release of version 4 in July 2013
http://www.infrastructure.govt.nz/publications/betterbusinesscases
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Guest speaker
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Questions