Hi Anonymous,
at the highest level approaching a "strategic action case" entails the following three elements:
1. Define the OBJECTIVE of the client (without knowing the objective, it is logically impossible to come up with a meaningful structure)
2. Define the criterion according to which the concrete question of the client can be answered, given the basic objective
3. Outline side conditions that need to be met (usually these include capabilities (operational and financial) as well as the ability to manage risks associated with the recommendation
Cheers, Sidi
Hi Anonymous,
at the highest level approaching a "strategic action case" entails the following three elements:
1. Define the OBJECTIVE of the client (without knowing the objective, it is logically impossible to come up with a meaningful structure)
2. Define the criterion according to which the concrete question of the client can be answered, given the basic objective
3. Outline side conditions that need to be met (usually these include capabilities (operational and financial) as well as the ability to manage risks associated with the recommendation
Cheers, Sidi