What is a Feasibility Study?
A feasiblity study or "pilot project" can be defined as a project requiring a computing facility and/or system support staff to determine whether or not a process, design, procedure, or plan can be successfully accomplished in the required time frame, given a pre-determined set of resources including: Money, Computing resources and Personnel.

i.e. is it do-able?

A feasibility study often involves a "proof-of-concept" in the development of a prototype application.

The study should be of limited scope and have well defined objectives. Ordinarily, a feasibility study or "proof-of-concept" would not exceed six months in duration.

Recommendations
At the conclusion of a feasibility study an investigator should submit a progress report to the relevant funding committee. On the basis of this report an investigator may seek to extend the pilot study, or decide to enhance the prototype applications for promotion through quality assurance and then deployment.

A pilot study is a cost-reduction strategy.

Assistance
Binary Star Professional Services using Nucleus Technology (a Rapid Application Development environment) can assist in "proof-of-concept" studies to evaluate the validity and practicality of design concepts or ideas. Nucleus Technology supports evolutionary prototyping and enables rapid deployment from concept to reality.

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