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The five-case model: The management case
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Last modified date:8 February 2007
The purpose of this stage of the business case is to demonstrate the achievability of the project by setting out how it will be managed over the lifetime. This section includes guidance on project documentation, approvals, contract and risk management, audit and lessons learned.
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- Capital Investment Manual: Project organisation
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- Capital Investment Manual: Management of construction projects
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