ehealth - Programmes - Full Business Case Guide

InstructionsStep one: Identifying the benefit• complete the benefit column - enter a brief description for each benefit;• consider the area of each benefit (strategic, operational, technical, business) andenter this in the class column;• enter the proximity of the start of the benefit;• assess the relative value of each benefit, rate it high medium or low and enter itin the relative value column;• assess the likely timescale for each benefit rating it long-term medium-term orshort-term and enter it in the relative timescale column; and• consider the nature of each benefit and in the category column enter whether it ismonetary/quantitative, monetary/qualitative, non-monetary/qualitative or nonmonetary/quantitativebenefit.Step two: Analysis of each benefit• identify the business areas/activities affected by the benefit enter them in thearea of benefit column;• determine the technical areas/processes affected by the benefit enter them in thearea of benefit column;• consider the resources affected by the benefit enter them in the area of benefitcolumn;• examine the benefit to establish all the dependences and enter them in theassumptions/dependences column; and• identify the assumptions being made to realise the benefit and enter them in theassumptions/dependences column.Want to see a completed example?To see an example of a completed Benefits list table see GuideBusiness CaseTables Examples (F2559802) {Insert web link for published version}.D6.2 Benefits by objectivesThis table should be used to group benefits by project objective, albeit keepingqualitative and quantitative benefits separate.The basic table is:BenefitCriteriaCategory Areas of Benefit Assumptions /DependencesCompleting the TableThe following information is needed to complete this table:eHealth - Programmes - Guide - Initial Agreement 55Objective: F3033421 1.1