Feasibility
Feasibility (including handling and manageability called) in the true sense means technical or economic feasibility , d. H. A requirement or a project goal is in line with the scientific knowledge, legal or economic framework conditions of the respective subject area .
When it comes to the question of feasibility, economic aspects can also be included. One can check whether the financing is sufficient to realize the project and whether there are justifiable prospects for income or profit . Finally, the term “feasibility” can also be used in the sense of feasibility . The fact that something is feasible then means that the framework conditions (e.g. existing capacities , legal framework conditions) do not conflict with the project.
A feasibility study (also known as a project study) is used to check projects with regard to their feasibility.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca ethically advocates observing the feasibility: "So it happens that his striving is often unsuccessful, who does not tackle what is feasible, but wants what he tackled to be feasible."
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- ↑ Seneca : De ira / The wrath. In: Seneca: Writings on ethics. Artemis & Winkler, Düsseldorf 2008 (Tusculum Collection), ISBN 978-3-538-03509-6 , p. 96 (3rd book, 7; p. 238/9)