How to Build a Business Case for Digital Transformation in Residential Care: A Workbook

by Isioma Daniel, June 14, 2022 1 minute read

Do you work in residential care and feel like you could be doing more with technology? Are you looking for a way to make the case to decision-makers that digital transformation is necessary? If so, we have just what you need!

It’s easy to overcomplicate business cases, and they then become unwieldy and difficult to manage. And when it comes to high profile digital projects, everybody is afraid of repeating the mistakes of the past. Therefore, a pragmatic approach to building business cases is the best way forward. That’s not to say they need to be overly simplified – far from it.

Our free workbook will help you build a rock-solid business case for digital transformation in your care home. It covers all the important aspects of this process, from justifying the investment, to impact on resources, to outlining the benefits of going digital.

With clear instructions and helpful tips, this workbook takes the guesswork out of making your case for change. So what are you waiting for? Download our workbook today!

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About the author Isioma is the EMEA Content Marketing Manager and Strategist at Deputy. She's passionate about creating content you find useful and engaging and believes to stop growing, is to stop thriving.