ABSTRACT
Implementing an EDMS can be either a positive or a negative experience, depending on how the project goes. When it goes well, it can be very rewarding. When it goes poorly, it can be very frustrating (at best). More often than not, the result is positive, and there are specific things that can be done to increase the chance of a positive outcome. If you really think through the issues that were discussed in Part Two of this book, you will be well along to anticipating and avoiding problems. This chapter discusses some of the possible pitfalls in implementing an EDMS.
