Phased implementation can provide advantages in terms of end-user productivity, administrative efficiency, and overall project success. Benefits can be gained by allowing employees to become more familiar with the new system over a period of time, before fully implementing it across the organization. This increases user acceptance and decreases the likelihood of systemic disruptions following rollout. Additionally, initial costs associated with deploying a new system can be reduced through the use of a phased implementation approach, as training costs and hardware expenditures are spread over a longer period of time.