Over 40 tools, templates and techniques for drafting a majority of your shared business cases in-house, with the potential to save up to £20,000 on every in-house business case developed
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Drafting shared service business cases has traditionally been the role of external consultancies. However, budget cuts are removing this option for many shared service partnerships. This seminar unpacks the 230 page Shared Service Architect’s Shared Business Case Toolbox and provides over 30 tools, techniques and templates to draft key elements of a shared business case with in-house staff.
Step 1: Exploring why style is as important as substance in a shared service business case.
Step 2: Developing the options in the shared vision document, deciding on the level of ambition for the options and identifying the governance choices for them.
Step 3: Identifying which of 16 techniques for developing the economic case, in a shared service business case, can be done by an in-house team, or whether they should be put out to consultancy.
Step 4: Learning to value the non-financial benefits, measure return on investment, assess the up-front costs of an option.
Step 5: How to harness the decision making processes of each partner, to release the business plan only when it will be well received and create a synchronised sign-off process.
What is included with this seminar?
• Copy of the 230 page Shared Service Architect’s Business Case Toolbox (RRP £195)
• Points towards Shared Service Practitioner status
• 12 month subscription to Shared Service Architect's Magazine and its updates of tools and seminar notes
• Access to the SSA online library of links to over 600 shared service documents
• CPD certificate, worth a potential £250 reduction in the fees of the Canterbury Christ Church University Postgraduate Certificate in shared services
The seminar can be delivered for a shared service partnership, and on the premises of your organisation, at a reduced cost. An open programme is being arranged for later this year. Please email Jo Foad at Shared Service Architecture Ltd if you would like to register your interest in attending the seminar.
Other seminars available:
The Highway Code of Shared Services
The Shared Service Architect's Toolbox
The Shared Service Architect's Innovation Toolbox