satisfactionfeasibility
Satisfaction feasibility is a decision-making and modeling concept used to evaluate whether a specified level of stakeholder satisfaction can be achieved within the constraints of a project, system, or service. It integrates notions of user or customer satisfaction with traditional feasibility concerns such as cost, time, resources, and technology readiness.
The concept distinguishes between functional feasibility (whether a solution can be built) and satisfaction feasibility (whether
The typical process involves identifying satisfaction criteria, modeling constraints, formulating an objective or multi-objective optimization problem,
Applications span product design, software development, service operations, and policy planning, where stakeholders require guarantees that
Common methods include constraint satisfaction, multi-criteria decision analysis, and optimization, often supported by scenario analysis, sensitivity
Limitations include subjectivity in measuring satisfaction, evolving preferences, and uncertainty in data. Satisfaction feasibility is most