This is the point at which a systems analyst, CIO, or CFO would conduct one of the cost-benefit analyses covered in Chapter 10. An operational feasibility analysis assesses the human element of the proposed system. A company must consider how willing and able its employees are to change. If employees are resistant to change, they might try to undermine the new system by using it incorrectly or not using it at all...
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This is the point at which a systems analyst, CIO, or CFO would conduct one of the cost-benefit analyses covered in Chapter 10. An operational feasibility analysis assesses the human element of the proposed system. A company must consider how willing and able its employees are to change. If employees are resistant to change, they might try to undermine the new system by using it incorrectly or not using it at all...
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