The primary role of business leadership when defining the future state in a business case is to determine the capabilities required from IT. This is accomplished by assessing the proposed solutions against the goals of the organization, reviewing compliance with legal issues, and verifying the as-is assessment results. This is outlined in the COBIT 2019 Framework, which provides guidance on enterprise governance of information and technology (EGIT). This includes determining the IT capabilities needed to meet the organization's objectives and assessing the proposed solutions against those needs [1]. Additionally, the framework provides guidance on how to review compliance with legal issues and verify the as-is assessment results.
According to ISACA COBIT 2019, the primary role of business leadership in defining the future state of a business case is to assess the proposed solutions against the defined goals and ensure alignment with the overall business strategy. This involves evaluating the feasibility and viability of the proposed solutions and ensuring that they support the achievement of the organization's objectives. Business leaders are responsible for ensuring that the solutions proposed are in line with the organization's strategy, mission, and vision, and that they are adequately supported by the necessary resources.