System Implementation - Advantages

The fastest way of changing from one system to another.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

The new system can be used immediately after installation.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

Cheap method of changeover as you don't pay for two sets of staff.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

Less chance of the new system being faulty as it will already have been fully tested and checked.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

If the new system fails, the old system is still available.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

No data will be lost if the new system fails.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

Staff can be trained in the system gradually as the changeover doesn't happen immediately.

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• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

Excellent way to test the new system using live data.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

You can compare the results produced by both systems - any difference would mean an error with the new system.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation

If the system doesn't work correctly, it only affects one part of the company.

• Parallel Implementation

• Phased Implementation

• Pilot Implementation

• Direct Changeover Implementation