Which of the following methods will BEST reduce the risk associated with the transition to a new system using technologies that are not compatible with the old system?
A pilot operation involves implementing the new system in a small, controlled environment (e.g., a specific department or user group) before full deployment. This allows for the identification and resolution of compatibility issues, testing of the new system, and gaining user feedback without affecting the entire organization.
Running the old and new systems simultaneously is effective for ensuring continuity but is impractical for incompatible systems. If the old and new systems cannot interact or exchange data, parallel changeover is not feasible.
It is Pilot Operation. Pilot operation is a method of transitioning to a new system in which the new system is implemented on a small scale to a select group of users or in a limited area. This method helps to reduce the risk associated with the transition by allowing the organization to test the new system in a controlled environment and identify any potential issues or problems before a full implementation.
Pilot operation also provides an opportunity to train users on the new system, identify any potential training gaps, and ensure that users are comfortable with the new system before a full implementation.
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