Compatibility issues

Compatibility issues may arise due to differences in data formats, communication protocols or security
vulnerabilities. It occurs when software or hardware components are not designed to work well with
each other or with the operating system. They can cause errors, crashes, performance problems, or
security risks.

Peaformance degradation

Performance degradation of the database occurs when your database was performing optimally in the
past, such as 6 months ago, but has gradually degraded to a point where it becomes noticeable to the
users.

The most likely reason for performance degradation is that the communication port is not running a
buffered UART (Universal Asynchronous Receive/Transmit serial port chip). This can be verified in the
Advanced settings for the serial port.

Cost overruns

Cost overrun is an unexpected change in the project budget that ends up increasing the total project
cost. It can happen due to three primary reasons: Economic factors that occur due to inaccuracies in
project budget or scope. Technical reasons, including erroneous estimates or incorrect data gathering.

a fixed price projects running out of money because of too much work being done, a retainer project
underestimating monthly workload and, therefore, spending too much money, a time & material project
that goes over the budget limit for a given period of time.

Project delays

A simple definition of a project delay is when a project doesn’t meet its deadlines or milestones. There
are many things that can cause these delays, from bad planning to not having enough resources.
project delays can have serious and long-lasting consequences that can affect your business, your
reputation, and your bottom line. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of impact project delays
can have.

Map your process flows

The purpose of process mapping is for organizations and businesses to improve efficiency. Process maps
provide insight into a process, help teams brainstorm ideas for process improvement, increase
communication and provide process documentation. Process mapping will identify bottlenecks,
repetition and delays.A workflow diagram or a workflow map visualizes a process in a “flow” format

Research off-the-shelf product

the off-the-shelf (OTS) components are hardware products that are ready-made and available for sale to
the general public. OTS components vary from the pieces as simple as plain washers and to the most
complicated units such as servomotors, car transmissions, robotic grippers and many others.

Minimise data duplication

You can prevent data duplicates in a database by creating a unique index. The unique index will demand
that each data in the indexed field is unique in value and properties. You can create a new index by
setting up a data-definition query that creates a new index. This can be done using SQL view.

For example, you moved your customer data into a new database but forgot to delete the same from
the old one. In such a scenario, you will have the same data sitting in two places, just taking up the
storage space. To reduce data redundancy, always delete databases that are no longer required.

Modular releases

Modular releases: Best practices system integration

When releasing your project’s components, take a staged approach that minimizes risk. This facilitates
the development of a working concept and model that includes some or all of your systems instead of
releasing one large version after the system integration project.

Delivering the project in stages may only sometimes be practical, but taking this approach, along with
using concept proofs, prototypes, minimum viable products, and beta releases, can help introduce
functionality to end users as soon as possible. Hope you like to know the best practices and approaches
to implement system integration in web development

In conclusion, adhering to system integration best practices is crucial to mitigate risks effectively.
Thorough planning, clear communication, rigorous testing, and continuous monitoring are essential
elements to ensure a smooth and secure integration process, minimizing the potential for disruptions
and vulnerabilities in the system.