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Chapter 5: Building the Business Case for APM
5.7. Communicating the Risks of Not Implementing APM
Last Updated:
February 24, 2025
5.1. Identifying the Organizational Drivers for APM
5.2. Articulating the Value of APM
5.3. Estimating the Costs of Implementing APM
5.4 Demonstrating Return on Investment (ROI)
5.5 Balancing Tangible and Intangible Benefits
5.6. Securing Executive Sponsorship and Buy-In
5.8. Structuring the Business Case Document
5.9. Presenting the Business Case to Stakeholders
5.10. Gaining Budget Approval for APM
5.11. Lessons from Successful APM Business Cases
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