In business, when analyzing a project, what are things to be put into consideration?



Answer:
1. How much are we going to make out of it?
2. How much is it going to cost us to make it?
3. Can we figure out a way so #1 is greater than #2?

Then you can explode all these three into dozens more. For example, do you have the in house capabilities needed to do the project? Or would you need to hire additional labor? Or temps or outsource? How is the money coming back in? In one shot? As a future series of fixed payments?

And so it goes.

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