Build a Solid Business Case for Your Knowledge Programme
Jinfo Article
28th October 2013
Abstract
All knowledge management programmes require buy in from senior stakeholders. Building and documenting a strong business case provides a good foundation to obtain investment. This article looks at five critical elements of your business case, from aiming to reduce costs or increase revenue to quantifying investment requirements.
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