Commercialization Strategy and Implementation Plans for the Proposed Vitual Anti-Spam System based on Feasibility Study
Aws Alaa Zaidan, M.B. Lakulu, Mazlan Hashim, Mussab Alaa, Bilal Bahaa Zaidan, Omar Hussein Salman, Bahbibi Rahmatulla, Nazre Abdul Rashid · Asian Journal of Scientific Research · 2015
The aim of this feasibility study is to find out objectively, if the proposed vitual anti-spam system (BVAS) with document processing is a viable idea in terms of technology, market considerations and finance.This feasibility study further attempts to identify the potential problems that the proposed system would face and ensure, if it is a workable and profitable business enterprise.In this study, a market strategy of the proposed vitual anti-spam will be discuss on four parts namely, market feasibility study on the use of an effective vitual anti-spam system, market feasibility analysis, formation of anti-spam company and proposed commercialization strategy, strategy justification and implementation plans.The finding from this study has shown the proposed BVAS is cheap, the anti-spam catch rate is above 98% and more importantly the false positive rate is around 0.5%.This makes BVAS to be much desired and in demand among anti-spam users.This means if BVAS is developed commercially, it can compete successfully in the open market.