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berenicecastro

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How does a phased implementation process operate?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 7, 2018
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A phased implementation launches modules in phases rather than all at once. For example, an ERP might start with human resources and then phase in components of the financial modules and supply chain. The implementation team and trainers can focus on one departmental group at a time, helping them become accustomed to the new software while the developers watch for glitches. A disadvantage is that the new system's modules may be tightly integrated, so implementing one without the others may create some confusion and require temporary interfaces to the old systems. For example, the human resources system will include payroll data that must be passed to the old general ledger if the new ledger isn't up and running yet. Consistency is also an issue if information is maintained in more than one place as the modules are phased in.

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berenicecastro

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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