Sunday, 26 May 2019

CHANGE MANAGEMENT


WHAT IS CHANGE MANAGEMENT…..
The change management is the process that, How to prepare, Support and Equip to employees to adopting the change successfully to achieve Organizations goals and objectives.
If the organization need to improve performance, address or solve key issue, expand the size as a project, they require to Change such as,
·         Change of Process
·         Change of Job roles
·         Change of organization structures
·         Change of technologies etc.
To success the project.
Change management provides a structured approach for supporting the individuals in your organization to move from their own current states to their own future states.”
There are three level of Change Management

1.     Individual Change Management

How people experience the change & what the need to change successfully.


             ADKAR Model for individual change

2.     Organizational/Initiative Change Management

While change is happening in the individual level in an organization it is difficult to manage the change on personal basis. Therefore in this level management provides actions and steps take at the Project level whole team who are impact.

 

Prosci 3-Phase Process for Organizational/Initiative Change Management

 

3.     Enterprise Change Management.

It refers to organizational core competency that provide competitive differentiations and level of ability to effectively adopt ever changings. An enterprise change management capability refers how far catch the Enterprises change management to your organizations processes, structures, projects and leadership competencies.


IMPACT OF ENTERPRISES CHANGE MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES 

ü  Individual adopt to the change more quickly

ü  Increase employee effectiveness & efficiency

ü  Organizations can respond quickly to market changes

ü  Adopt the new technology quickly & less impact on production.

Readings.
Ø     ADKAR Model for individual change

Ø  Prosci 3-Phase Process for Organizational/Initiative Change Management


14 comments:

  1. what is the aim of change management ?

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    1. As I described in the articular an organisation need to change management for many reasons such as enhance/improve its performance, solve some issues, Expand the organization, expand the market or, and products, Re structuring etc.

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    2. Furthermore, most of the organizations initiate change management processes to enhance the quality of their organizational culture. It consists of changes for beliefs, values, attitudes, and internal and external contacts, etc.

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  2. Change management is a systematic approach to dealing with the transition or transformation of an organization's goals, processes or technologies.

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  3. Change is the only constant reality of life and is observed not just in our personal life but also on the professional front. But do all of us know how to deal with change? No. Managing change and learning to adapt to it takes time, energy, efforts and training and this is the reason why several learned individuals around the globe have come up with properly structured and defined models to manage change.

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  4. Before adopting one of the many effective and popular change management approaches and models, an organization must first figure out why it needs the changes and how will the changes benefit it.

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  5. This phase is important because most people around the world try to resist change, and it is important to break this status quo. The key here is to explain to people why the existing way needs to be changed and how change can bring about profit.

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  6. At this stage, good leadership and reassurance is important because these aspects not only lead to steer forward in the right direction but also make the process easier for staff or individuals who are involved in the process. Communication and time thus are the keys for this stage to take place successfully.

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  7. Now that the change has been accepted, embraced and implemented by people, the company or organization begins to become stable again. This is why the stage is referred to as refreeze. This is the time when the staff and processes begin to refreeze, and things start going back to their normal pace and routine.

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  8. Change management is an overarching, guided process to transition individuals, teams or organisations from state to another. ☺

    The ultimate goal of change management is to achieve the desired change with the maximum of positive benefits and efficiencies and a minimum of negative effects on all stakeholders. 🏆

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  9. Change management is focused on people. After all, people must change in order for companies to change. It is the employees who learn new skills, adapt to new work processes, and engage in new activities. Without their support, transformation cannot succeed.

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  10. Change can occur in an organization in many ways – strategic, leadership, or technological changes. In recent years, companies are seeing change management play an important role during the implementation of new technology.

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  11. What are the benefits of change management?

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  12. Resisting to change is the most common problem arises during change management process

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