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  2. 2. At the ends of this session, you are expected to: Define change & organizational development Describe purpose & Factors of organizational change. Identify strategies & planning for implementing organizational change. Explain managing creativity and innovation 2
  3. 3. Change is - the process of alteration or transformation of individuals, groups, and organization undergo in response to internal & external factors.  Making an essential difference  Modification of the structure or process of a system.  It may be good or bad, the concept is descriptive only.” 3
  4. 4.  To meet changing clients needs  To meet changing market conditions  To respond to internal & competitive pressures  To take advantage of new opportunities 4
  5. 5. Internal factors  Changes in managerial personnel and deficiency in existing organizational practices.  Arise from new strategies, technologies, and employee attitudes and behavior. 5
  6. 6.  Technology  Marketing conditions Since every organization exports its outputs to the environment, an organization has to face competition in the market.  Social changes Reflect in terms of people’s aspirations, the needs, and their ways of working. 6
  7. 7. Political and legal changes  Broadly defines the activities which an organization can undertake and the methods which will be followed by it in accomplishing those activities. 7
  8. 8.  A planned, long-term approach to organization--- wide change  Change initiative is organization- wide & focuses in essence on the culture of the organization: the beliefs and values shared by the employees.  Effective organizational development is based on involving employees in the process 8
  9. 9. 1.Organization-wide Versus Subsystem Change  Organization-wide-major restructuring of organization Example- Entrepreneurial organization to a more stable and planned development.  Subsystem Change- addition or removal of a product or service. 9
  10. 10. 2.Transformational Versus Incremental Change.  Transformational-changing an organization’s structure and culture from the traditional top-down, hierarchical structure to a large amount of self-directing teams.  Incremental Change-continuous improvement as a quality management process / implementation of new computer system to increase efficiencies. 10
  11. 11. 3.Remedial Versus Developmental Change  Remedial change-more focused and urgent to address current situations. Ex, to improve the poor performance of a product or the entire organization.  Developmental Change- make a successful situation even more successful 11
  12. 12. 4.Unplanned Versus Planned Change  Unplanned-occurs because of a major, sudden surprise to the organization, which causes its members to respond in a highly reactive and disorganized fashion.  It my occur when the Chief Executive Officer suddenly leaves the organization, significant public relations problems occur. 12
  13. 13. Planned Change:  Occurs when leaders in the organization recognize the need for a major change and proactively organize a plan to accomplish the change.  Occurs with successful implementation of a Strategic Plan. 13
  14. 14. 1. Assess Organizational Readiness Evaluate the high level impact of change, identify key points of risk and plans to address them. 2. Develop Future State Vision:  Articulate the change in a concise and compelling manner that can be shared broadly. 14
  15. 15. 3. Engage Leaders- develop a plan to gain the buy-in and support of those individuals most critical to success. 4. Communication -develop a communication strategy and roll-out plan to create understanding and drive acceptance. 15
  16. 16. 5.Transition Staff - Develop plans for staff transition, separations and talent retention. 6.Facilitate Individual Change - Build change adaptability skills and help individuals internalize and move through the change. 7. Create Organizational Alignment- Evaluate relevant programs and policies, to identify points of incongruence and develop plans for alignment. 16
  17. 17. 8. Training -Develop a training strategy to create proficiency. 9. Monitor and Remediate-Measure adoption and performance to address problems. 17
  18. 18.  After identifying areas need for change, it implement change via following steps: A.Management Support for Change  Management shows support for changes by communicating & interacting with staff. B. Case for Change-developing a narrated case which shows need of Change. 20
  19. 19. C. Employee Involvement  involve employees, specifically changes that affect how employees perform their jobs. D. Communicating the Change Communicating change should be structured and systematic way. 21
  20. 20. E. Implementation-Implementing change with a logical order. F. Follow-up-follow-up after implementation and assess how the change is working. G. Removing Barriers. H. Celebrate-It is important to celebrate successes along the way as changes are made. 22
  21. 21.  Creativity - Combining new ideas in unique ways or making unusual connections  Innovation- a Process of taking creative idea and making into a useful product, service, or method of operation 23
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  23. 23.  Innovation is a key characteristic of entrepreneurial ventures.  Entrepreneur must have a supportive culture to flourish innovation  Need to be able to do something with ideas 25

Notas do Editor

  • Changes in the managerial personnel- new manager brings his own ideas and way of working in the organization.

    Deficiency in Existing organization- deficiency in organizational arrangement ad process.like, lack in co-ordination between various departments, obstacles in communication,lack of cooperation between the manager and staffs .

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