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2. Develop a Project Feasibility Reports

• Economic Feasibility

• Technical Feasibility

• Operational Feasibility

From requirements collected from analysis it was established that Gawler sport club will be granted $5000 from the government but the owner of the sport club want to spend an extra money for installing database management system. Because the owner is willing to spend extra money he grant 4000 more for complete project. This money are for buying new computers, database software, new ISP, training, printer scanner, faxes telephones and back up & recovery plan. The total amount granted for this project is actually 9000 $ because the owner want reliable database software that have the ability to expand or add more features in future as well computers should be able to be upgradable.

This is chart where it showed the real cost and benefits per year. For every calculation is used formula and at the end we can compare the results.

We assume that the discounted rate is 10%. We establish that for the project was granted 5000 dollars plus 4000 dollars that the owner is willing to spent. This is shown in the Cost field that Is calculated at the end as Total.

After using formulas to calculate Discounted Benefits, cost we calculate the NPV or “Net Present Value”. If the NPV at the end is negative that we should stop and return to our cost plan because is not profitable if we start this project. If at the end the NPV is positive like in our case NPV=2044.067 then our project is on right track meaning that this is profitable project. From the table we can see that RIO or return of investment starts at the start of year 2 when our field is starting to positive this is also known as Payback year. From the table above is conclud...

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...want new database management system for registering, printing, viewing information about the members. His company now has small number of members so he doesn’t want to have complex and very expensive management system.

Database system must do following tasks:

• Registering new members

• View data of all members

• Delete members

• Print data of members

• Connect with accounting base

• See his payment details

• See personal information from all member

In this phase was stated that his staff is technically unskilled, means that staff at Gawler sporting needs to undertake training to learn how to use the new system.

Hardware and Software requirements were also identified at this phase. Because the Gawler sport club doesn’t have enormous number of member the management and analyst decide to choose software and hardware that are able to upgrade in future.