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Controlling, Avoiding, Transferring and AssumingAvoiding, Mitigating, Transferring, and Accepting
a) CORPORATE STRATEGIES B) COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES C) VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL STRATEGIES D) RENEWAL STRATEGIES
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Load shedding, alternative delivery systems, imposing user charges for goods and services, minimizing government monopolies and restoring competition
Comprehensive Emergency Management
There is no single conversion unless you consider a systemic to an evolutionary hotchpotch, mishmash as a conversion. There are different conversions for different measures.
Parallel conversion
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CONVERSION
The encomienda system promised the Arawaks protection and religious instruction in exchange for their labor. However, the system was eventually abused, leading to the exploitation and mistreatment of the indigenous population.
It is not possible to give an answer - easy strategies or hard ones - because you have not specified what you want to convert to!
this means start the new system instead of the old system
When the conversion of a system, process, etc. Is completed in phases rather than a complete transformation at one time.
Conversion is the process of changing from the old system to the new one and there are four main strategies: Parallel Strategy, Pilot Study, Direct Cutover and Phased Approach. Parallel Strategy is where both the old and new system are runing together until everyone is assured that the new system is functioning correctly. Direct Cutover is where the old system is replaced with the new system on a particular specific date. Pilot Study is the introduction of the new system first to a limited area of the organisation and when the pilot version is working properly - it is installed throughout the rest of the organisation. Phased Approach is where the new system is introduced in stages, either by functions or by organisational units.
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In a search engine (Google) search box type: "convert (system a i.e meters) to (system b i.e. miles" and there are conversion charts in abundance.