Operations keeps a 24/7 water plant running while a one-time SCADA replacement is scheduled beside that work. How should ownership be separated?
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Short Explanation
Keep the plant humming under operations, and let the project team deliver the SCADA swap as a temporary endeavor. Two lanes, one facility—don’t mash them into one ownership blob.
Full Explanation
Operations sustain ongoing plant performance; the SCADA replacement is a temporary project that creates a unique system outcome. Separating those responsibilities clarifies accountability during parallel work. Ongoing operations do not preclude projects, and absorbing BAU plant running into the project charter blurs that boundary.