identify and explain the different types of feasibility study to perform before the start of a project

The difference between project feasibility and project appraisal and their significance to project sustainability

Describe the role of a business analyst in the requirement analysis process and the skills and techniques they employ to ensure project success.

How does the role of a Solution Consultant differ from a Business Analyst when gathering project requirements?

Case Study: Ruritania public health project contract provisionBackgroundThe Ministry of Finance in Ruritania, a tropical country, has allocated the equivalent of US $100 million to the Ministry of Health (MOH) for the purpose of expanded health services delivery in the southern part of the country (it is anticipated that necessary funds would be derived from projected export earnings and that no support from international institutions would be necessary). The MOH has conducted an international competition in accordance with its new procurement law and regulation. It has selected a consortium (OPTIMA) of international and domestic contractors and suppliers to execute the project.Project scope of work:The principal elements of the project scope of work are the following:1. Repair and rehabilitation of three (3) existing hospitals, selected by the MOH;2. Construction of five (5) new health clinics, especially for victims of AIDS, at sites to be determined by the MOH; and3. Creation of…

A Decision Method for Construction Safety RiskManagement Based on Ontology and Improved CBR:Example of a Subway Project   How is project management applied to this topic?

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Use the identified following five cost risks , and do the qualitative analysis of risk using the risk matrix shown below? 1. Scope Creep 2. Uncertain Market Conditions 3- Inadequate Risk Assessment 4. Poorly Defined Project Requirements 5. Unforeseen Site Conditions

Rare Agri-Products Ltd. is considering a new project with a projected life of seven (7) years. The project falls under the government’s subsidy program for encouraging local agricultural products and is eligible for a one-time rebate of 25% on any initial equipment installed for the project. The initial equipment (IE) will cost $41,000,000. An additional equipment (AE) costing $3,500,000 will be needed at the end of year 3. At the end of seven (7) years, the original equipment, IE, will have no resale value but the supplementary equipment, AE, can be sold for $50,000. A working capital of $1,350,000 will be needed. The project is forecast to generate sales of agri-products over the seven years as follows: Year 1 70,000 units Year 2 100,000 units Years 3-5 250,000 units Years 6-7 325,000 units A sale price of $150 per unit for the first two years is expected and then decline to $90 per unit thereafter as the newness of the product loses some sheen. The variable expenses will amount to…

Discuss IT project risk and mitigation. Decision trees with Monte Carlo analysis for risk assessment?