What does operational feasibility indicate about a proposed system?

Operational feasibility focuses on whether a proposed system can be effectively integrated and utilized within the existing organizational structure and workflows. It assesses if the users can operate the system efficiently and if they can adapt to it without significant disruptions. This involves evaluating user training requirements, the willingness of staff to adopt the new system, and ensuring that the system aligns with current processes and operational goals.

This assessment is crucial because even if a system is technologically sound and financially viable, it may fail if users are not able or willing to use it effectively. Hence, ensuring that a system will be used effectively is a key component of operational feasibility.