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Analyzing a University System Transition

A university replaces its long-standing, reliable but slow telephone-based course registration system with a new, faster online portal. The university provides training and extensive documentation for the new system. However, the first day of registration with the new portal is marked by system overloads, widespread student confusion, and numerous errors, causing significant delays. In subsequent semesters, the online system operates smoothly and is much more efficient than the old telephone system. Analyze why this initial period of severe disruption occurred, despite the transition being well-planned and the new system being superior.

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