Change Flashcards
Organisational Change
a planned or unplanned action undertaken by an organisation in response to internal and/or external pressures
Social Responsibility
when an organisation contributes to the community beyond what the law requires
Code of Ethics CHECK
A guide of principles designed to help professionals conduct business honestly and with integrity
Sustainability
concerned with using the earth’s resources at a rate that they can replenished or replaced. It includes practices that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own needs.
Offshoring
a type of outsourcing that involves the relocation of a company’s processes and services to a foreign country.
Restraining Force
factors which may halt or hinder change within an organisation. A barrier to introducing change.
Privatisation
The process of selling government owned businesses to the private sector.
Organisational Inertia
the tendency of a mature organisation to continue on its current trajectory and avoid change.
High Risk Strategy
an Autocratic approach to implementing change, involving use of force, threats and manipulation if situations.
Low Risk Strategy
a participative approach to implementing change, using two-way communication, empowerment, work groups and supporting those who are impacted.
Merger
An agreement between two or more organisations to join together to form one united business.
Acquisition
An acquisition is simply defined as when an organisation purchases another organisation.
Evaluate
pros, cons, recommend
Globalisation
when an organisation expands internationally.
Change Agent
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