Which principle suggests that it is not recommended to implement multiple changes to a computer system simultaneously?

Change management is the procedure of recording all modifications made to a company's network and computers. By refraining from making changes simultaneously, it becomes easier to keep track of any issues that may arise. Due diligence is the process of examining and verifying the correctness of a specific act. Acceptable use policies specify which actions and practices are permitted when using technology within an organization. Due care is the level of judgment, care, determination, and activity that a reasonable person would expect to undertake under certain circumstances to prevent harm to another.