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12-12-2015 MS 102 1
Unit II (16 Hours)
Change Management
Module Content:
1. Introduction to Organizational Change & its importance.
2. Understanding the Nature, Importance, Forces, Types of Change;
3. Diagnosing Organizational Capability to Change-strategy, Structure, Systems
and People;
4. Personal Imperatives for Change,
5. Building Culture and Climate for Change.
6. Change Imperatives of New Technologies.
7. Role of Leadership;
8. Managing Transformations.
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Change ??? परिव्तन ???
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REMEMBER “ SELF”
We believe that :
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We are all potential Change Agents
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Realize that Fear of
the unknown is
NATURAL.
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MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE - - -
What is a Reform?
What is Innovation?
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All these terms are about the process of
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Change is a result of the reform or innovation.
Definitions:
A Reform is an Action to improve social or economic conditions
without radical or revolutionary change.
An Innovation is the act of starting something for the first time;
introducing something new; a creation resulting from study
and experimentation.
A Change is the act, process, or result of altering or modifying; a
transformation or transition from one state, condition or phase
to another.
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“The illiterate of the 21st century
will not be those who cannot read
or write, but those who cannot
learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
Alvin Toffler
What is he saying to us? We must
learn how to change to increase
our knowledge.
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“It’s not so much that we’re afraid of change, or so in love with
the old ways, but it’s the place in between that we fear… it’s like
being between trapezes. It’s Linus when his blanket is in the dryer.
- M. Ferguson
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Organisation
Organization is a social system.
All parts of organization affect all other parts
Anything happening at one end is transmitted to the other
end
Interrelationship between the elements & environment
Orderly behaviour – equilibrium
Becomes an established way of life
Disturbance to this naturally exercises pressure
Evokes a reaction – acceptance/rejection
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Change
Alternation which occurs in the overall work environment
of an organization
‘Change is the law of nature’
Nothing is permanent except change
Change often results from the pressure of forces which are both
outside and inside the organisation;
The whole organisation tends to be affected by the change in any
part of it; and
Change takes place in all parts of the organisation, but at varying
rates of speed and degrees of significance.
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Organizational Change
Change is the single most important factor in
business today:
every business is an ongoing source of change.
every professional discipline is a process of change.
every fundamental business principle directs us to
change.
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Organizational Change
Every market force (customers,
competitors, technology,
regulations, distribution channels,
suppliers, etc.) creates change that
forces our change in response.
Globalization of markets demands
globalization of businesses.
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Organizational Change
Change with times, or get left behind.
You will be hired to bring about change; not to just
maintain the status quo.
You will need to become a change agent.
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Organizational Change
People who drive change are
change agents.
We are all agents of change:
Change-agent skills are as important to our
success as our professional discipline skills.
The purpose of our jobs is to change what is
possible, as companies and as individuals, by
adding value every day.
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Organizational Change
Change is everywhere – it’s
constant.
Everyone is affected by change.
The pace of change is accelerating.
If the above is true, why do people and organizations
resist change?
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Change In an
Organization
It is in a constant interactional and interdependent
relationship with its environment
Change in its external environment, such as changes in consumer
tastes and preferences, competition, economic policies of the
Government, etc., make it imperative for an organisation to make
changes in its internal system
Composed of a number of subsystems which are also in a
dynamic relationship of interaction and interdependence
with one another
Any change in a subsystem creates a chain of changes
throughout the entire system
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CONCEPT OF ORGANISATIONAL
CHANGE
‘Organizational change’ implies the creation of imbalances
in the existing pattern of situation
Operations & Functions for a long time establishes
structural set-up
Members evolve a tentative set of relations with the
environment, adjustment with job, working conditions,
friends and colleagues etc.
Change requires individuals to make new adjustments.
Hence the fear of adjustment gives rise to the problem of
change and resistance to change
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Management of Change is Defined as…
A conscious and concerted initiative by those who are in-charge of
the destiny of the business undertaking or firm to keep a constant
and intelligent watch over the behaviour of uncontrollable forces, to
assess their impact and influence of the controllable forces, and to
evolve appropriate strategies and action programmes to maintain a
dynamic equilibrium between the controllable and uncontrollable
forces.
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Introduction
The Nature of Change
Change in business is not new — it’s just accelerating
due to…
New technology.
Global competition.
Growth & increased complexity.
The result: Change or die
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What to expect from change
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Individual prerequisites for change to
occur
Why should I change?
Thinking &
Emotional/
What’s i it for e?
understanding Motivational
Head Heart
Behavioral
Hands
What do I do differently?
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Change management
The Effective Management of Change Involves An
Integrated Approach In Each Of These Three Arenas
Effective Change
Equals
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Stages of change
management
Co i g to Grips ith the Proble
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Strategy/change
Arenas of
Mind-set
implementation
Motivation Behavior
Change
Stages (Thinking/ (Emotional/ (Capability)
of Change Understanding) Intuitive Dynamics)
Managemen
t
1. Co i g to
Grips with
the Proble Breaking the Dealing with Changing
Conventional Reactions to Behavior and
Mind-set and Loss and Developing
2. Worki g Generating a Creating the Competency
through the Picture of the Will to and Capability
Cha ge
Future Succeed
3. Attai i g a d
Sustaining
I pro e e t
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