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FEASIBILITY


Operational  Feasibility

Operational  feasibility  study  tests  the  operational  scope  of  the  software to  be  developed.The  proposed  software   must  have  high  operational  feasibility.The  usability  will  be  high.



Technical  Feasibility

The technical   feasibility  study  compares  the  level  of technology   available  in  the  software  development   firm  and  the  level of technology  required  for the  development  of   the  product.Here  the  level   of technology  consists   of  the  programming   language,  the  hardware    resources, Other  software  tools   etc.



Economic   Feasibility

The  economic  feasibility    study  evaluate  the  cost  of  the software  development  against  the  ultimate  income  or  benefits  gets  from  the developed   system.There  must  be  scopes  for  profit  after  the  successful Completion  of  the  project.

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