Technical feasibility does not involve:
A)assessing how well the organisation's existing technology infrastructure meets the requirements of the proposed system
B)assessing what new technology is required to meet the demand of the proposed system
C)assessing whether the organisation has enough technology capability to maintain the system.
D)assessing different design options for the proposed system and weighing them up against the organisation's existing technical resources and the resource that are available for purchase

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Technical feasibility does not involve assessing whether the organization has enough technology capability to maintain the system. It only involves assessing the existing technology infrastructure and determining what new technology is required to meet the proposed system's demands. It also involves considering different design options and weighing them up against the organization's existing technical resources and the resources available for purchase. However, maintaining the system is a different aspect that falls under operational feasibility.

Technical Feasibility Does Not Involve