Change Management

During the Change Management phase, the newly developed automation system is integrated into system operations. This time period includes training users on the operation of the new system and integrating the new automation into a facilities operations. Systems should be actively monitored during this time to identify any unanticipated results of using the automation. At the conclusion of this phase, the automation system should be ready for regular operational use.

Key Automation Themes During Change Management

Automation Stories Related to Change Management

Story Title	Source
The story of iFACTS – An Example of Ground-Breaking Automation Implementation at NATS	NATS
Electronic Flight Data (EFD)	NATS
Implementation of Electronic Flight Progress Strip (EFPS) System	NATS
Passive Final Approach Spacing Tool (pFAST)	FAA
Runway Incursion / Occupancy Warning System Utilizing E-strips	LFV
Traffic Management Advisor (TMA)	FAA
Austro Control’s Journey to TopSky from a Human Factors Perspective	Austro Control
User Request and Evaluation Tool (URET)	FAA

Automation Design

New Automation concepts are identified and defined to address operational needs.

Testing, Validation, & Assurance

Automation is finalized and prepared for system-wide deployment.

The newly developed automation system is integrated into existing operations.

Operational Use

Automation is deployed into operations where it is monitored and maintained.