Delivery & Installation
Step 3 of the TSS process: the equipment shows up ready, not raw.
A box of unconfigured hardware delivered to a warehouse dock isn't a completed deployment — it's the start of an internal project your team didn't sign up for.
Deployment stalling at the loading dock
Deployment stalling at your loading dock instead of going live — equipment that arrived but isn't running because configuration hasn't happened yet.
Configuration errors from inexperienced setup
Configuration errors introduced by staff without deployment experience — errors that work fine until a workflow depends on a setting that was missed.
No documented installation record
No documented installation record if something needs troubleshooting later — a setup that happened informally and can't be reconstructed when a problem surfaces.
Each step follows from the last.
This step follows directly from Consulting & Evaluation and Evaluation Equipment — by the time delivery happens, the configuration is already validated, so installation is execution, not discovery.
On-site staging, configuration, and installation, completed by TSS technicians as part of the original project scope.
Devices arrive ready to work because the earlier assessment and testing steps already resolved the open questions.
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The process is designed so each step builds on the one before it.