The document outlines a seven step process for justifying investments and costs. The steps include: 1) Understanding the company's investment analysis model; 2) Connecting projects to corporate strategies and objectives; 3) Developing a strong summary with backup details; 4) Understanding all potential benefits; 5) Using numbers to tell a story; 6) Reviewing preliminaries with stakeholders; and 7) Thoroughly checking numbers and assumptions. Following this process can help avoid wasted time and ensure a complete cost justification presentation.
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Investment And Cost Justification 7 Simple Steps
1. Investment & Cost Justification โข
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Seven Steps to Improved Cost Justification
that can be Applied to Any Initiatives
โข Many hours or days can be wasted, because contrary to popular belief
using numbers only to tell a story usually fail!
โข Make sure you know what are the rules of engagement
โข Numbers are important but they are only part of the total picture
โข There is a solution to the un-ending maze of cost justification:
โThe Seven (7) Step Justification Processโ,
and its simpler and easier than you think!
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2. Investment & Cost Justification โข
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Seven (7) Step Justification Process
1. What is Your Companyโs Investment Analysis Model?
- Know your companyโs preferred method of calculation
and presentation documents for presentation
- Type of payback: IRR, SP, NPV, DCF
2. Connect Your Project Funding to Key Corporate Strategies & Objectives
- Shareholders, Parents, Regulatory, CSR, Environmental, Public Image
3. Develop a Strong Summary with Detailed Back up
- You are the expert, so make sure you know
- Data, Information or Knowledge โ how much is too much?
4. Understand the Benefits, Donโt Leave Any on the Table
- Look at the total corporate picture for opportunities
- Value Proposition: internal and external stakeholders
5. Use the Numbers to Tell a Story
- What makes your project better, compared to alternatives with good ROI
- Its in the โPitchโ which brings the numbers alive
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3. Investment & Cost Justification โข
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Seven (7) Step Justification Process
6. Review Preliminary Justification with Key Stakeholders
- No surprises and buy in prior to presentation
7. Check, Check & Recheck the Numbers and Assumptions
- Simple mistakes can kill a project
- Understand the numbers, where do they come from and how
did the numbers come together?
- Have examples at hand to show you have your finger on the pulse!
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CPEng,GAICD,FAIM Mobile: 0418 885122
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