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    1. To identify problem areas and determine if an inventory management system is feasible by analyzing costs, benefits, and technical requirements. 2. Feasibility studies evaluate if a proposed system provides a cost advantage. 3. Feasibility studies sometimes produce unrealistic expectations, so a thorough analysis is important to manage expectations.

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    1. To identify problem areas and determine if an inventory management system is feasible by analyzing costs, benefits, and technical requirements. 2. Feasibility studies evaluate if a proposed system provides a cost advantage. 3. Feasibility studies sometimes produce unrealistic expectations, so a thorough analysis is important to manage expectations.

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    1. To identify problem areas and determine if an inventory management system is feasible by analyzing costs, benefits, and technical requirements. 2. Feasibility studies evaluate if a proposed system provides a cost advantage. 3. Feasibility studies sometimes produce unrealistic expectations, so a thorough analysis is important to manage expectations.

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    1. To identify problem areas and determine if an inventory management system is feasible by analyzing costs, benefits, and technical requirements. 2. Feasibility studies evaluate if a proposed system provides a cost advantage. 3. Feasibility studies sometimes produce unrealistic expectations, so a thorough analysis is important to manage expectations.

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    ASSIGNMENT-2 1. Consider that you have been asked to do the feasibility study for inventory management system.

    List out problem areas & find why to do the feasibility study? 2. Savings are realized when a cost advantage of some kind exists. Elaborate. 3. Many feasibility studies produce disillusions to users and analysts. Do you agree? Why? Explain. 4. Discuss the four major questions analysts seek to answer during system investigations. Are the questions applicable to any systems study? Explain. 5. When is record review an effective data collection method? What is the purpose of this method? 6. If tangible costs and benefits are ignored, the outcome of the evaluation may be quite different from one in which they are included. Do you agree? Illustrate your answer. 7. System developers use fact-finding techniques in every project phase. Is fact -finding more important during the requirements analysis phase than other Phases? Why or why not?

    8. Give two advantages and two disadvantages of the following specification Techniques: a. i) Questionnaires b. ii) Client Documents c. iii) Observations

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