After making the decision to implement a new calibration process, the following step is to outline a system implementation process. It is essential to remember that implementing a fully integrated and automated calibration solution is a process. It simply will not happen overnight, and it needs to be executed in several steps. Below is a review of a few fundamentals to keep in mind:
• There is a large number of interrelated tasks that need to be carried out in an appropriate sequence. Every step is important and decisions need to be made throughout the process.
• Utilising a proven implementation model will generate a quicker process than a new, or an extremely customised solution.
• The implementation process is usually overseen by a project manager and requires the involvement of several professionals.
• The biggest problems (e.g. scope creep, budget and schedule overruns) are usually caused by poor planning and inadequate resourcing, rather than the individual steps being particularly difficult.
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