ions relating to the existing case management system and risk and mitigation strategies. The baseline survey assists with assessing feasibility, especially in allowing for estimates to be calculated relating to tasks frequently performed by the CSC workforce. There were 217 responses to the survey included for analysis. There were 42 from Practice Supervisors/Team Leaders/Managers, 39 from Social Workers, 27 from Children and Family Workers, 13 from Support Workers or equivalent and 13 from Leaving Care Case Workers, 58 Business Support Workers and 26 from Others. One respondent did not wish their response to be included for analysis. There was a representative spread of job roles from all geographical areas. 4.4.1 Technical Feasibility Two parts of the solution developed are “packaged”, this would aid deployment for another organisation. The packaged elements include the data factory infrastructure and SQL Database. It should be noted that some local configuration work will be required. Universal usability has been a key consideration for development, it is appreciated that other organisations may have differing source systems. With this in mind, the infrastructure is purposefully system agnostic in terms of the source system, the tool developed could take data from many sources and display them all together and the design includes standardised database structures, pipelines and visualisation tool. The elements built within Azure (Data Factory) are specific to Azure (Microsoft) because that was the environment where the development took place and there is little or no compatibility between the various cloud services. Technical feasibility is related directly to the particular organisation or individual wishing to implement and will depend on various factors, including,