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A clear sponsor presentation gives the room evidence it can compare.

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Use the approved template to connect six

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sections, with about one minute for each.

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Start with the problem or opportunity.

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Explain who is affected, then name the specific completed outcome

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you are asking the Tiger Team to help deliver.

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Next, show the affected process and its handoffs.

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Give technologists enough context to ask scope

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questions, and make the solution boundary clear.

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For strategic value, connect the outcome to a business priority.

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Explain who benefits and how, so the group

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can compare the request from an enterprise view.

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For risk reduction, describe the exposure and its consequence.

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Show how the proposed outcome reduces that

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risk, using evidence the group can discuss.

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For time criticality, identify the deadline or opportunity.

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Explain what changes if delivery happens later, rather than relying

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on a general claim that the request is urgent.

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For cost savings or avoidance, show the cost reduced or prevented.

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Use real data or reasonable samples, state assumptions,

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and do not count the same benefit twice.

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Rehearse the six sections as one connected story.

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Clear evidence does not guarantee selection; it enables fair comparison.

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Now put the presentation sections in order.

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