Viabilitätsmessung

Viabilitätsmessung, often translated as viability testing or feasibility measurement, refers to the process of assessing the practicability and potential success of a project, idea, or plan. It involves evaluating various factors to determine if a proposed endeavor is worth pursuing. This assessment typically considers aspects such as technical feasibility, economic viability, operational feasibility, and legal or regulatory compliance.

The primary goal of Viabilitätsmessung is to identify potential risks and challenges early in the development cycle, allowing for informed decision-making. It helps stakeholders understand whether the proposed solution can be implemented effectively, if it aligns with organizational goals, and if the anticipated benefits outweigh the costs and risks involved.

Common methods employed in Viabilitätsmessung include market research, financial analysis, prototyping, expert consultations, and risk assessment. The output of a viability study is usually a report that outlines the findings, provides recommendations, and may suggest alternative approaches or modifications to the original plan. This systematic evaluation helps prevent wasted resources on unfeasible projects and increases the likelihood of success for those that proceed.