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| Examples of the kind of disagreements that might arise are: | Examples of the kind of disagreements that might arise are: |
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| - The level of integration and automation that is implemented. | * The level of integration and automation that is implemented. |
| - Who is responsible for supporting TapeTrack. | * Who is responsible for supporting TapeTrack. |
| - What level of alerting is enabled within TapeTrack. | * What level of alerting is enabled within TapeTrack. |
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| <note tip>Create a document that outlines what you will setup and deploy TapeTrack, ensure each stake-holder receives a copy, and ask for feedback before moving towards implementation.</note> | <note tip>Create a document that outlines what you will setup and deploy TapeTrack, ensure each stake-holder receives a copy, and ask for feedback before moving towards implementation.</note> |
| These objections can include: | These objections can include: |
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| - Why did we have to change from our old system? | * Why did we have to change from our old system? |
| - Why is maintaining the old system no longer part of my duties? | * Why is maintaining the old system no longer part of my duties? |
| - I did not attend the training and I don't know how the system works. | * I did not attend the training and I don't know how the system works. |
| - The system is not the same as our old system. | * The system is not the same as our old system. |
| - Why am I getting messages notifying me that I have made a mistake? | * Why am I getting messages notifying me that I have made a mistake? |
| - Scanning tapes in and out is too time consuming. | * Scanning tapes in and out is too time consuming. |
| - There are discrepancies between what the offsite vendor's system has and TapeTrack. | * There are discrepancies between what the offsite vendor's system has and TapeTrack. |
