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1- Motives Project Initiation
2- Benefits
3- Market Opportunities
4- Project Costs
5- Project Duration
6- Assumptions
7- Performance Measurement
8- Initial Potential Project Risks
9- Consequences if project not performed
10- Data Sources
Capture your hypothesis
Identify key risks and unknowns
Identify key stakeholders
Systematically test your plan and start gathering data .
Figure out Opportunity/Company Fit
Develop a mini business caseTrack and communicate progress
Business Model Components include but not limited to:
1- Business mission
2- Basis of differentiation
3- Strategic assets
4- Core competency
5- Pricing structure
Just follow this information that is very good!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_case
See to that what practically is needed!
Thanks for the invitation
Good question
Agreed with both answers given by
Mr.:Sallam & Mr.:Ayoub Tartir as well too
Among all other usual components of business case presentation, I would say;
The most important point is the alignment of project with strategic portfolio of business
Pay back with net profit numbers is the most important point.
One extra point, the employer always wants to see is percent of employee utilization should increase (specially under-utilized employees)
As an engineer I answer your Q. depending on my specialization
When the bill of quantities and the specifications of civil and electrical and mechanical (sanitary,uplift elevator and so on) were completed they have advanced within tender which it also consists of
1-The cost of businesses performance
2-The total duration demanded for performing the businesses works
3-Risk plan
4-Equipment ,Appliances plan
5-Resources plan
6-Human resources plan
7-Economic Feasibility
8-Environment demands
And after all of above have been advanced ,the final contract will prepare and it is consisting of all the legal items between the contractor and the beneficiaries where it sign from all before initiate the works
There are many good answers. I just have to add that you need to address it to your target audience, keep it brief, be professional and if you have an audience which does not understand terms make it easy to understand .... most like pie or bar charts...
the most important is it will interest and inform the target audience and match the reason of the presentation, whether it is new investment , new product , etc.
I'm with answer of Mr.Rafat Sallem.