The writing content of the feasibility report includes the preface, main text, conclusion, attachments, etc.

Foreword: Generally briefly introduce the background of the project research, the relevant factors and main purpose and significance of project implementation, the main basis and main scope of the feasibility study, etc. Some feasibility reports also need to list the research report related abstracts.

Text: This part is the main body of the report. It requires enumerating facts, using systematic analysis methods, comprehensively considering all factors, and making objective, comprehensive and accurate predictions on the feasibility of project implementation, different types of Feasibility reports often have a different focus in this section.

Conclusion: Based on the feasibility analysis and prediction of the project, make a scientific evaluation from an overall perspective, and compare the pros and cons with related plans, and finally obtain clear action propositions and sometimes return to the original plan Propose some newer, more comprehensive suggestions.

Attachment: For the purpose of conclusion, relevant materials are supplemented after the text of the feasibility report, mainly including test (experimental) data, calculation buoys, picture tables, references, etc.

Technical feasibility analysis of the feasibility report

If it is an internal project of the company, when writing this part, you must start from the technical perspective of project implementation and pay attention to comprehensive considerations For all technical issues involved in the project implementation process, we should rationally design technical solutions based on controllable R&D conditions, focus on the specific development environment and developers, and conduct technical feasibility evaluations.

Take a software development project as an example. Software development involves many aspects, including software and hardware architecture, development platform, system layout and structure, input and output technology, etc.

Then we need to compare the original system and the system to be developed, and analyze the advantages of the new system, as well as the impact on equipment, existing software, users, system operation, development environment, operating environment, etc. impact to evaluate the technical feasibility of the new system.