Edit Tool: DPBCT (Digital Preservation Business Case Toolkit)

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Purpose* A single sentence describing the function of the tool. Keep it factual and concise:	A comprehensive toolkit to help practitioners and middle managers build business cases to fund digital preservation activities.
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= Description = This Toolkit provides an in depth guide to writing a business case that is focused on digital preservation activities. If an organisation would like to change, adapt or expand its activities in a way that requires additional resources, it's typical for senior management to request that a business case is prepared. It will outline what resources are required, what the resource will be used to achieve and how this new investment will benefit the organisation. This Toolkit provides an array of helpful information to assist in the construction of a business case, from planning and preparation all the way through to polishing and communicating the finished case. = User Experiences = * [http://wiki.dpconline.org/index.php?title=Case_studies Case studies implemented with the support of the DPBCT] = Development Activity = *[http://wiki.dpconline.org/index.php?title=Special:RecentChanges Recent changes on the DPBCT wiki]

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