How to Write a Feasibility Report

A feasibility report examines a problem and its possible solutions. The report determines how practical the solutions are and what it might cost an organization to implement them. These types of reports are often used within technical organizations regarding product development.

Things You'll Need

• Details on the product or project
• Information on the alternative solutions

Instructions

How to Write a Feasibility Report

1. Create a summary giving an overview of the report.

2. Create a glossary of terms that will be used within the report.

3. Write an introduction that tells the purpose of the report.

4. Discuss all alternatives and options.

5. Write a conclusion summarizing the entire report and what decision was made from the conducted research.

6. Write recommendations that give your final solution or opinion.

7. Provide references citing all sources from your research.

8. Write an abstract that includes the problem, methods, conclusions and results of your report. Since this is a stand alone document, be complete and concise. This will entice the reader to continue on to the actual report.

9. Place the abstract at the beginning of your paper before the introduction.

10. Create an appendix siting extra information about the report such as books and websites.

Tips & Warnings

• Be as detailed as possible Include any financial information you have Cite all sources

References

• Technical Report Writing
• Business Writing
• Design and Feasibility Reports

Resources

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