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MODULE 1
UNDERSTANDING ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE
What is Organisational Change?
Types of Organisational Change
Introduction
Understanding Organisational Change
Objective
Explore the types, stages, challenges, and considerations of organisational change.
What is Organisational Change
Organisational change refers to the process of implementing new ideas, processes, structures, or technologies within an organisation to achieve strategic goals.
Discuss the significance of organisational change in adapting to market dynamics and improving competitiveness.
Types of Organisational Change
Strategic Change
Aligning organisational practices with
long-term goals and vision (eg. Ford, IBM).
Structural Change
Reorganising roles, departments, or reporting structures to enhance efficiency (eg. GE, Google).
Cultural Change
Shifting organisational values, behaviours,
and norms to foster a new corporate culture
(eg. Microsoft, Starbucks).
Stages of Change
Strategies to Navigate Change
Considerations for Your Organisation
Common
Challenges & Obstacles
Considerations for Your Organisation
Current Challenges
Identify specific challenges your organisation faces that necessitate change.
Opportunities
Highlight potential opportunities that could be leveraged through effective change management.
Common Challenges & Obstacles
Employee Resistance
Resource Constraints
Cultural Inertia
Addressing fears, uncertainties, and doubts among staff.
Allocating sufficient time, budget, and human resources for successful implementation.
Overcoming ingrained traditions, habits, and resistance to new ways of working.
Stages of Change
Resistance
Denial
Recognising the need for change despite initial resistance or disbelief
(eg. Blockbuster or Kodak).
Addressing concerns and overcoming reluctance through effective communication and leadership (Nokia or U.S. Government Healthcare Reform).
Exploration
Commitment
Full adoption and integration of change across the organisation (eg. Salesforce or IKEA).
Experimenting with new methods, processes, or technologies on a smaller scale (eg. Unilever or Spotify)
Strategies to Navigate Change
Involvement
Leadership
Communication
Engaging stakeholders at all levels and involving them in decision-making.
Role of leadership & Sponsorship in inspiring and guiding employees through change.
Importance of clear and transparent communication throughout the change process.
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Assessing Readiness for Change
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Change Management Plan Timeline
Phased Approach and Training Program Implementation
Real-Time KPI Dashboard
Continuous Improvement and Sustainability Cycle
PLAN
REPEAT
CHECK
DO
ACT
Define objectives and create a plan for improvement.
Implement the changes according to the plan.
Monitor and evaluate the results of the changes.
Iterate the process to continually enhance and sustain improvements.
Make adjustments based on feedback and performance data.
Conclusion
- Organizational change is inevitable due to evolving markets, technological advancements, and shifting workforce dynamics.
- Successful change requires a strategic approach, clear communication, and strong leadership.
- Addressing potential resistance is essential to ensuring smooth transitions.
- Organizations that embrace change with flexibility and foresight are better positioned to:
- Remain competitive
- Foster innovation
- Achieve long-term sustainability
- Effective change management and adaptability are critical components of organizational success in today's fast-paced world.
Q/A
Interactive Discussion
Open the floor for questions and discussions to engage participants further.
Implementing Organisational Change in Your Organisation
Assess Readiness
Communicate Effectively
Establish a communication plan to keep everyone informed and address concerns proactively.
Begin with assessing your organisation's readiness for change using tools such as surveys or SWOT analysis.
Develop a Plan
Execute and Monitor
Create a detailed change management plan outlining objectives, strategies, and timelines.
Implement the change plan, monitor progress, and adjust strategies based on feedback and performance metrics.
Engage Stakeholders
Review and Learn
Involve key stakeholders early on to gain their support and input.
Conduct regular reviews to evaluate outcomes, learn from successes & challenges, & refine strategies for ongoing improvement.