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This need for effective management of an HRIS development project was extensively discussed by walker (1982) when he identified the l0 most common mistakes in developing an HRIS. One of the major issues that he identified was l:;:li.'; ri'::', j,':iil--r'i).r, which was a central problem in the situation described in the vignette at the beginning of this chapter. Likewise, Kavanagh, Gueutal, and Tannenbaum (1990) provided a list of l4 recommendations based on an extensive review of the HRIS literature. Prominent among these recommendations was the "need to make a detailed plan" and to "develop a checklist to monitor implementation"; as well, they noted that "documentation . . . is critical for successful implementing and maintaining of the HRIS" and that HR and IT managers should "audit the new system periodically for maintenance" (p. 191). This chapter focuses on describing the approaches and techniques you can use to meet these
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