7 Concepts Flashcards
Is change a process?
Yes, change is a process.
It is one of the 7 concepts.
It is not a single event but a transitional process with multiple and varied events.
It supports the objective of moving an organization from the current to future state.
Should you expect a dip in performance with change?
Yes, as part of the change process.
A dip in performance is due to an individual’s reaction to change.
Does change management increase change adoption and benefits realization?
Yes, without change management there is no guarantee of successful change adoption and benefits realization.
How does change management increase change adoption and benefits?
It reduces the effects inherent to change and increases the likelihood to achieve the future state.
Organizational readiness, flexibility and adaptability are increased by what?
Change management increases organizational readiness, flexibility and adaptability.
Stakeholder engagement, morale, and preparedness for the new way of working is increased by what?
Change management increases stakeholder engagement, morale, and preparedness for the new way of working.
Can change management minimize the depth of any performance productivity decline during a change?
Yes, it can minimize the depth of any performance productivity decline during a change.
What accelerates and maximizes performance during and after a change?
Change management accelerates and maximizes performance during and after a change.
How do you increase stakeholder utilization of, and proficiency for, a new way of working?
Conducting change management increases stakeholder utilization of and proficiency for a new way of working.
What minimizes the learning curve and increases speed to adoption?
Conducting change management minimizes the learning curve and increases speed to adoption.
Does change management increase the likelihood of benefits realization?
Yes, conducting change management increases the likelihood of benefits realization.
What optimizes long-term sustainability once the future state is achieved?
Conducting change management to ensure long term sustainment of the change.
Why is Relationship to Strategic Planning one of the 7 concepts?
Strategic planning establishes a vision, and its component activities determine organizational changes needed to sustain the future state.
Change Management is how we transition people from the current to future state.
By driving individual and collective adoption of change, what does change management ensure?
Ensures achievement of expected benefits and ROI.
What does the change Vision describe?
The vision for the change is aspirational and future-focused.
It describes why the change is needed and the the future state will be like.
Sometimes includes the risks to the organization if the change is not successful.
What provides clarity of direction and focus for the organization and stakeholders?
The Vision
Concept: Relationship to Strategic Planning
What identifies high-level results and expected benefits to achieve?
The Vision
Concept: Relationship to Strategic Planning
What sets the stage for leaders to align stakeholders to a common plan?
The Vision
Concept: Relationship to Strategic Planning
What acts as a guide for decision making, communications, and engagement?
The Vision
Concept: Relationship to Strategic Planning
How must the Vision be conveyed?
Leaders need to articulate a consistent, achievable, inspiring, and easily understood vision that guides the organization to measurable achievement of the expected benefits.
What are the 7 Concepts
- Change is a Process
- Relationship to Strategic Planning
- Types of Organizational Change
- Relationship to Project Management
- Organizational Change and Individual Change
- Change Management Roles and Responsibilities
- Organizational Alignment and Change Management
Is change management one size fits all/
No, change management can be scaled to fit any organizational change.
Is it adequate to define a change by a project name, new systems initiative, process redesign, acquisition, policy or procedure?
No, this would be considered an incomplete.
To define a change, what variables should be considered?
- Technological complexity
- Number and type of impacted stakeholder groups
- Degree of the process change
- Amount of structural adjustment
- Physical relocations
- Benefit or compensation impacts
- Workforce adjustments
- Speed of implementation
- Degree of job role change
- Geographic dispersion
Does change affect people and organizations the same way?
No, individuals and organizations are uniquely affected by change.
What are some unique ways change affects people and organizations?
Ways individuals and organizations are uniquely affected by change:
* Value systems
* Cultural norms
* Histories
* Experiences with past changes
* Leadership systems
* Levels of competency managing change
What two things form the basis of a change definition and risk assessment in order to scale a change appropriately?
Analysis or change variables providing insight on its size and complexity
Assessment of the organization, delivering insight regarding culture and readiness