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Certification of Capability in Business Analysis (CCBA) · IIBA
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The cost of the endeavor: Toàn bộ nguồn lực bỏ ra để hoàn thành 1 nỗ lực/dự án/sáng kiến Finacial valuation technique: Pương pháp đo lường tài chính Breaken point: Điểm hòa vốn (Total Benefits = Total Costs) -> Payback period: Thời gian hoàn vốn
The payback period is a financial valuation technique used to determine the breakeven point for a project. It calculates the time required for the cumulative benefits of the project to equal the cumulative costs. This helps the business analyst understand how long it will take for the project to recover its initial investment and start generating net positive returns. The BABOK Guide (Chapter 10: Techniques - Financial Analysis) discusses various financial valuation techniques, including the payback period, which is specifically used to assess the breakeven point. The payback period is particularly useful for evaluating the risk and liquidity of a project, as shorter payback periods are generally preferred.
KEY WORD: breakeven point