Which question will be raised during the making of a business case within business information management?

Question

Options

• AIs an assignment cost-effective to the IT provider?
• BAre there enough business benefits from a change to the information provisioning?
• CDoes the IT provider charge competitive prices and tariffs?

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  89% (31)
• C
  9% (3)

Explanation

Option B is correct because a business case is fundamentally a justification for change from the business perspective - it asks whether the benefits of altering the information provisioning outweigh the costs and risks, making it the core question any business stakeholder must answer before approving a project.

Options A and C are both distractors because they focus on the IT provider's pricing and cost structure - these are procurement or vendor-management concerns, not business case questions. A business case is written by (or for) the business, not the IT supplier; it evaluates business value, not supplier economics.

Memory tip: Think of a business case as the "Why bother?" document - it always asks "What does the business gain?" If an answer focuses on the IT vendor's side of the equation (costs, tariffs, competitiveness), it belongs in a contract negotiation, not a business case.

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