The executive has confirmed that ABC Company's annual business plan includes the benefits that the Health and Safety Training Project is expected to deliver.
The executive has therefore advised the project manager that this provides sufficient business justification for the project during the 'starting up a project' process.
As a result, the project manager will not need to produce an outline business case.
Is this an appropriate application of the 'business case' theme, and why?
A separate formal business case should be produced to justify every project. This business case provides the necessary details about the project's viability and justification. While the annual business plan might include some benefits of the Health and Safety Training Project, it does not replace the need for a comprehensive and detailed business case specific to the project itself.
is B the right answer as per 6.3.1
B The statement highlights that the Business Case is created in the Initiating a Project process and is updated throughout the project. It serves as the justification for the project and is used to determine whether the project is worth investing in. It is also mentioned that the Business Case should be reviewed and updated at key points in the project to ensure its viability.
I agree with B 14.2 Objective The objective of the starting up a project process is to ensure that: • there is a business justification for initiating the project (documented in an outline business case)