Raj, a recent graduate, has recently joined your organization as a Junior Business Analyst. He has been asked to conduct a Feasibility Analysis on whether to automate the process of software installation or not. If you were in Raj's place, based on which of these parameters would you identify if that process can be automated? Pick onea. Availability of software licensingb. Entering license number during installationc. Operating System being usedd. Software version being used

a. Availability of software licensing

Explanation:

With feasibility analysis, we take into consideration economic, technical, legal, and scheduling factors to make sure that our project completes successfully. Acquiring license for a software can be free of cost or paid subscription. So a business analyst needs to make an account of the cost of accessing the software services. Also while automating a software installation process, it would require automatic authentication which would again require details of licensing. So in my best knowledge, analyzing availability of software licensing is a must and foremost step for a feasibility study.

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