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Evaluate proposed IT investment projects

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How the work flows

Trigger: A stakeholder submits a formal business case or proposal for a new IT investment project.

  1. Receive IT investment proposal and business case
  2. Assess alignment with enterprise architecture and strategic goals
  3. Perform financial analysis including ROI and total cost of ownership
  4. Evaluate technical feasibility and resource requirements
  5. Identify potential risks and required mitigation strategies
  6. Present evaluation findings to the IT governance board
  7. Issue formal approval or rejection decision

Outcome: The proposed IT investment is approved, deferred, or rejected based on its strategic alignment, financial viability, and risk profile.

Measured by

Proposal Evaluation Cycle TimeBusiness Case Approval RateEstimated ROI Accuracy