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Module 2 | Introduction |
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Module 3 | Instructions |
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Module 4 | Establish a Data Modernization Team |
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Module 5 | Engage Partners |
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Module 6 | Make the Value Case |
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Module 7 | Build Strategic Sustainability for Data Modernization |
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Module 8 | Assess Current State and Opportunities |
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Module 9 | Prioritize Projects |
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Module 10 | Develop the Plan |
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Module 11 | Implement |
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Module 12 | Data Modernization Appendices |
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Module 13 | Data Modernization Planning Resources |
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What is a value case?
A value case (also referred to as a business case) is the single most important document in helping leadership and management understand the value of an investment or business opportunity. An effective value case is a multipurpose document that generates the support, participation and leadership commitment required to transform an idea into reality.
A value case provides justification for undertaking a project by evaluating the benefit, cost and risk of alternative options and provides a rationale for the preferred solution. Concrete examples of data and information systems that are currently hindering public health practice within the health department should be included.v
