INTELLISAT FEASIBILITY STUDY

 

 

      

 

 

 

As part of conducting a Feasibility Study, participants achieve the following learning objectives:
•Understand the purpose and benefits provided by the Feasibility Study;
•Describe the required contents of a Feasibility Study Report within State government;
•Understand the requirements for receiving approval for the Feasibility Study Report by reviewing agencies;
•Describe when and under what conditions a formal Feasibility Study is required and when it is NOT required;
•Describe how information technology forms a foundation for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization's business processes, identifying the necessary support data and processes, and identifying the appropriate technology;
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•Experience the execution of the processes necessary to conduct the feasibility study;
•Describe techniques for identifying problems in the current business processes;
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•Define the criteria of an acceptable solution;
•Identify and analyze alternatives to solve the business problems or take advantage opportunities;
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•Identify key elements of a cost/benefit analysis required for all alternatives that meet the solution criteria; Recommend the best alternative;
•Prepare an implementation plan;
•Prepare a Feasibility Study Report that meets the requirement outlined in the State Administrative Manual;
•Understand the purpose and relationship of the Post Implementation Evaluation process to the Feasibility Study.
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This effort will be segmented into two distinct phases:
Phase 1 will be dedicated to the development of the Feasibility Study (FS),
and Feasibility Study Report (FSR) Scope of Work (SOW).
The deliverable in this phase will establish:
•Approach,
•Methodology
•Policy
•Process
•Procedures
•Overall plan
•Controls
•Projected timeline
•Roles, and responsibilities
Phase 2 encompasses the performance of the two major activities:
•The Feasibility Study
•The Feasibility Report (s)
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FEASIBILITY STUDY OBJECTIVE

FEASIBILITY STUDY PROCESS

Feasibility Study

implementation plan

HIGH LEVEL APPROACH

FEASIBILITY STUDY SCOPE, POLICY, PROCESS

Define Objectives and Requirements

Formulate Selection Criteria

Weight the Criteria

Prepare Utility Functions

Evaluate Alternatives

Perform Sensitivity Check

FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS

FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORTS

 
 

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