An implementation approach defines how a change will be introduced, such as direct changeover, phased delivery, parallel running or a pilot. The choice balances risk, speed, cost and operational continuity.
How to use this tool
Define scope and constraints
Define the implementation scope and constraints.
Assess readiness and risk
Assess readiness, risk, cost and continuity requirements.
Compare the approaches
Compare the available implementation approaches.
Agree approach and controls
Agree the approach, responsibilities and controls.
References & further reading
Project Management Institute (2021). A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), 7th ed. PMI.