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parallel running

In computing, a method of implementing a new computer system in which the new system and the old system are run together for a short while. The old system is therefore available to take over from its replacement should any faults arise. An alternative method is pilot running.



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parallel running if required * piloting the system if required * ordering stationery * documentation * contingency plans in case of delays.
parallel running if required * piloting the system if required * ordering stationery * documentation * contingency plans in case of delays.
 
 
 
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