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
  15% (4)
• B
  77% (20)
• C
  8% (2)

Explanation

Option B is correct because a business case exists to justify whether a proposed change delivers sufficient value to the organization - specifically, whether the business benefits of improving information provisioning outweigh the costs and risks. This is the core question a business case must answer before any project is approved.

Option A is wrong because cost-effectiveness for the IT provider is irrelevant to a business case; the business case evaluates value for the requesting organization, not the supplier's profitability.

Option C is wrong because pricing competitiveness is a vendor evaluation or procurement concern - it belongs in a supplier selection process, not a business case.

Memory tip: Think of a business case as answering "Should we do this?" (business benefits perspective), not "Is the supplier making money?" or "Are we getting a good price?" - those are separate procurement questions.

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