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XSIQ * Information Technology - The Implementation Phase: preparing the physical facilities The Implementation Phase: preparing the physical facilities The next part of the implementation process is preparing the physical facilities. How important or large a step this is will depend upon the system in question. It may be as simple as clearing a desktop to accommodate a PC to removing doors to allow the entry of large equipment. In some specialist cases, it may even involve changes to such things as the air conditioning and/or filtering equipment, security access etc. Each system will need to be analysed to identify where changes to the physical environment will be required and how those changes will be implemented. It is also important to identify the importance of the physical changes to the system, and thus the order in which they need to be completed. For example, if computer hardware to be used in the system can only operate at ten to twenty degrees, and there is no air conditioning, obviously the air conditioning must be installed before the new hardware. Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>