A feasibility study focuses on the knowledge, analyses and considerations involved in
making quality business decisions regarding how your organization will be successful.
This information can be then translated into an implementation plan.
Each study is carried out by our team of professional experts.
Our Studies Analyze the Following:
Can it be done?
Is it practicable?
Is it feasible?
Economically?
Are the benefits greater than the costs?
Technically?
Do you have the necessary technology?
If not, is it available and accessible?
Operationally?
Do you have the necessary resources?
Will target audiences/markets accept and use it?
Scheduling-wise?
When can it be ready?
Will it be ready in time?
Feasibility Issues:
Many of the above questions can not be answered in the early stages
of the study.
For example:
Data on actual costs and benefits is not is not available
We need to determine what resources are at our disposal.
Some elements of the feasibility will be more important than others - and - some may directly conflict.
The feasibility study is an educated "guess" - well researched and thought out.
Sometimes external considerations are more important than the narrow feasibility issues discussed.
Other Questions Addressed in the Feasibility Study
What data is needed?
Where does it originate?
How much data is needed?
What are the requirements of the users?
What do the users want and/or need?
What are the main characteristics and functions of the proposed site?
What are the design considerations?
Design alternatives?
What are the development considerations?
Concerns?
Development alternatives?
Pilot studies needed?
What work processes will be necessary?
Will current processes need to be reviewed?
What are functionally / technological issues?
Are solutions already available?
Will databases and / or programming be required
Is all of this consistent with the business and Web strategy?
A feasibility study focuses on the knowledge, analyses and considerations involved in
making quality business decisions regarding how your organization will be successful.
This information can be then translated into an implementation plan.
