Project Feasibility Through the Lens of ROI Quantifying Project Value & Justifying Success

ROI (Return on Investment) is a metric that measures the profitability or financial performance of an investment. In the context of projects, it represents the ratio of the net gain or loss generated from an investment relative to the amount of money invested.
It is used in feasibility studies to assess a project's financial viability and assess the project's value by comparing the net gain or loss to the initial investment.
It measures the percentage return on the initial investment. A positive ROI indicates the project is expected to generate a profit, exceeding the initial investment. Conversely, a negative ROI suggests a potential loss.
Therefore, ROI plays a vital role in determining a project's financial feasibility and informing go/no-go decisions.
Let's Discuss in this Episode of EssAnnPee Knowledge Series, Project Feasibility Through the Lens of ROI: Quantifying Project Value & Justifying Success - Authored by SN Panigrahi