You’ve done it! I’ve done it! It seems so natural. You start the story at the beginning, and you then follow the narrative until you come to an end – and you find out who did it and why.
That’s fine for a novel, even if it is a little traditional for some modern authors, but it’s a terrible way to write a business case. Choose a template for a business case, and there it is:
- Statement of the problem
- Analysis
- Discussion of possible options
- Recommendation
- Details of your chosen option
It’s a novel! And you are the detective, trying to find out what crime has been committed. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong!
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