Free step-by-step guide to building your individual LMS business case
Includes templates, project charter, project plan and project sponsors
Show your stakeholders how an LMS can increase business success
What does an LMS cost?
At first glance, introducing a new LMS can seem quite expensive. But when you look at the benefits and savings it can bring your enterprise learning management, that impression quickly changes. And once your stakeholders understand how the LMS can increase your business success, they should be easily convinced of this investment. The key is to have a solid business case that explains all the benefits for your organisation.
Where do I start?
So your LMS business case is about making the case for how a new learning platform will be successful and why your organisation should make the investment in your enterprise learning management. But what aspects do I need to consider when building a business case and where do I start? Our LMS Business Case Guide takes you by the hand and guides you through the steps to build your individual business case.
Get to know the BASIC method
We will guide you through the imc BASIC method and provide you with templates that you can directly insert into your next business case. The imc BASIC method comprises the following five steps:
- BASIC – Organisation background and current situation
- BASIC – Needs analysis
- BASIC – Solution comparison and recommendation
- BASIC – Proposed implementation processes
- BASIC – Analysis of costs and benefits
Your project charter, project plan and project sponsors are also identified. This allows you to start implementation much faster.
Download our LMS Business Case Guide for free
Get your free LMS Business Case Guide with project charter, project plan and project sponsors and convince your stakeholders of your plan to implement a new LMS.
