What is expected:

As a starting point, use the information from your reading, study, learning, and journal entries to write a formal report with headings. It is advised to divide the paper into two sections: Written in third person, Part 1 is based on your research results.

Part 1 - written based on your research findings so in 3^rd person

To handle the problems with product returns at "Original Creations company," your report should include a project plan. Numerous business sectors may experience problems. It should show that the author has a solid grasp of both the fundamentals of business operations and the major tenets of the project life cycle, particularly the Business Case in the specified period (of the 4 D's model).The use of the Weighed Score-Card tools, as well as the significance and crucial position of stakeholders in the project, must all be demonstrated in your business case.

Original Creations, the subject of the case study, must be the sole focus of your report; another, more general business should not be the subject. The content from the meetings should be reflected in it. There should be clear evidence of reading about the topic beyond the areas discussed in class and include both academic sources to support your use of key models and concepts as well as credible non-academic sources to support your discussion and evaluation of potential projects to address the issues facing the case study company.

You must reference your sources both in-text and in the Reference list using the Harvard style.Please your report may include the following elements:

Executive summary: Describe the key points from the report, including the most important findings and recommendations.

Introduction: Explain the purpose of your report and lay out the structure of the rest of your report.

Reasons: Describe the reasons for doing the project e.g. the business problem which you are trying to solve for the Case Study company (Bedford Town Residences). Provide sufficient background and contextual information on the Case Study company to allow the reader to understand the rest of your report.

Business options: Describe the different options which have been considered and recommend an option. One option must always be the 'Do nothing' option. This option does not result in a project. Other options might be 'Do the minimum we can', 'Do something else' etc. You should try to provide enough information that the approvers of the business case will be able to judge which option gives the best value for money. You must use the Weighed Score-Card Model to present the business options.

Expected benefits: Describe the benefits of the recommended option, in measurable terms if possible. They can be both qualitative and quantitative and supported by credible citations.

Expected dis-benefits: Describe any dis-benefits. These are actual consequences of a successful project which are negative. If possible, quantify the dis-benefits and support with credible citations.

Timescale: Describe 2 timescales: the project timescale and the timescale over which the benefits will be realised.

Costs: Describe 2 costs: the project costs, and the ongoing operations and maintenance costs which will be incurred over the benefits realisation timescale.

Conclusion: This section should draw together the main points from your investigation/analysis. It summarises what has been learnt from undertaking this research. It should evaluate the options available to The Business Case and what would impede implementation.