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You must also explain the implications of your recommendations so
that an informed decision can be made. Now you are showing that you
have thought about everything possible in advance. You have
anticipated problems and worked out costings and resource
implications. You have attempted to answer the important questions
the reader might ask. You cannot be reasonably expected to get it all
right of course, but you must demonstrate you have made every effort
to cover the key issues. In the example from Figure 8, you would
explain the costs of hiring two additional staff, but set these against
the benefits.

Summary

● Show how your recommendations are a consequence of your
conclusions.
● Make them specific with clear guidelines for action.
● Make them realistic and workable.
● State time scales and personnel involved.

● Outline cost implications, if appropriate.

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