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GROUP SS5
Report Writing
Conclusion of the feasibility study by the software team is Business Feasibility.
1. Executive Summary:
Provide a brief overview of the entire feasibility study.
Summarize the findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
2. Introduction:
Describe the purpose and objectives of the feasibility study.
Provide background information about the software development
project.
3. Scope:
Clearly define the scope of the software development project.
Highlight any changes or modifications to the initial scope, if
applicable.
4. Methodology:
Explain the approach and methods used to conduct the feasibility
study.
Outline the data collection techniques, analysis methods, and criteria
employed.
5. Findings:
Present the findings from each aspect of the feasibility study, such as
technical, economic, operational, legal, and scheduling feasibility.
Include an assessment of potential risks and challenges identified
during the study.
6. Analysis and Evaluation:
Evaluate the feasibility of the software development project based on
the findings.
Assess the project's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
(SWOT analysis).
Consider the impact of any changes in the software scope, budget, or
schedule on the feasibility.
7. Recommendations:
Provide clear recommendations on whether to proceed with the
software development project.
Justify the recommendations based on the findings and analysis.
Include alternative options if applicable (e.g., modifying the scope,
adjusting the budget).
8. Conclusion:
Summarize the main points discussed in the report.
Reiterate the recommendations and their rationale.
9. Appendices:
Include any supporting documentation, calculations, or detailed
analysis that supplements the report.
Attach relevant documents, such as project plans, cost estimates, or
legal considerations.