What is project requirements analysis?
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What is project requirements analysis? Why is requirement analysis necessary?
Project requirement analysis is part of the project research phase, involving the collection of comprehensive information on the market prospects, demand levels, current supply capacity, scale of existing production lines, future outlooks, raw material availability, and transportation conditions for project products on a global, national, or regional level. It is generally used for the requirements of project feasibility studies. Project requirement analysis requires compelling data. This post was last edited by laiqi on 2009-2-10 14:37.]
There is a lot of content related to project requirement analysis; you can refer to some sections in the books for investment analysts.
Is there anything more specific? It feels too abstract; after looking at it for a long time, I still don’t know what kind of analysis needs to be done.
I’m not sure whether the project you’re referring to is one that has entered the construction phase or a project for which investment is planned. If it’s a project for which investment is intended, then the project requirement analysis should focus on the necessity of such investment, including factors such as investment costs, returns on investment, payback period, and the research conducted on the project. For projects that have entered the construction phase, the project requirement analysis should focus on the key indicators of project quality. It’s just the individual’s correct answer.
1. Market: Production and consumption trends in domestic and international markets, import and export situations, development trends； 2. Technology: Major production processes at home and abroad, their advantages and disadvantages, equipment requirements, economic scale, investment amount, and selection of appropriate process technologies ； 3. Raw materials: Analyze the supply situation and sources of major raw materials ； 4. Environmental and safety analysis 5. Cost analysis 6. Comprehensive conclusions Personal opinions, for reference only.