| Feasibility study also known as feasibility analysis. It is a scientific method thatfocuses on using minimal effort to obtain the best results by analyzing the theproposed project technical and economic. Specifically，feasibility study looks for theinner, essential and necessary linkages and their specific rules by the analysis ofproject-related factors, identification and evaluation, estimation. Thus, it candetermine how much influence the various factors have on investment decisions andtheir future effects, Fujian Telecom OCS project focuses on solving some urgentproblems such as3G business development, marketing, efficient support for3Gservices and so on.Guided by the theory of the start-up phase of project management, focusing onstudy of Fujian branch of China Telecom OCS this paper has a profound research ontechnical feasibility, financial viability, risk factors, and the correspondingcountermeasures. In this paper, the author develops a list of equipment items byanalysis of technical feasibility of On Line Charge System (OCS) and formsreasonable and reliable technical solutions. and then proves that the project is entirelytechnically feasible.On the financial feasibility analysis, the author proves that theproject is financially feasible by research on net present value of the project, Internalrate of return, payback period and other financial indicators. In the aspects of riskcontrol, the author puts forward to the corresponding risk prevention measures afteridentifying the existence of risk factors by the approach of checking list and at thesame time sorting different risk factors based on the probability of occurrence. Theresults show that Fujian branch of China Telecom OCS project is technically mature,economically viable, the risk is controlled. By implementing the OCS project, it canprovide strong support to the information technology Fujian branch of China Telecom.Further more, it can provide effective protection for the further development of futuretelecommunications services. |
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