What occurs during systems implementation?

During systems implementation, the primary focus is on the actual execution of bringing the system into a working state. This process involves building the system according to the requirements that have been gathered, testing to ensure it works as intended, and finally deploying it into operation for end users.

This stage is crucial as it translates the theoretical planning and design into a tangible product that users can interact with. Building the system includes writing the code and configuring the necessary hardware and software. Testing is equally essential to identify any issues that need to be corrected before the system goes live. Placing the system into operation marks the culmination of the previous planning and analysis steps, signifying that the system is ready for real-world use.

While monitoring for performance, planning, analyzing, and phasing out other systems are important activities, they occur at different stages of the system development lifecycle and do not specifically represent what happens during implementation.