Change Management Flashcards

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The drivers for change and how a requirement for change may be identified

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  • Pandemic
  • Changes to funding
  • New products
  • New CEO
  • Changing demographic trends
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The process by which the appropriate outcome for change may be decided upon

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Force field analysis -

  • used in business, for making and communicating go/no-go decisions.
  • For change to happen, the driving forces must be strengthened or the resisting forces weakened to find an equilibrium.
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3
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How a change plan can be developed

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Change impact assessment:

  • Purpose of change
  • Changing roles and responsibilities
  • Current state, future state
  • Impact analysis
  • Communication strategy
  • Implementation plan
  • Monitoring and evaluation process
  • Desired outcome
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What are the concepts, approaches, models tools and techniques available to support work in this area

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Lewin - Unfreeze, Change, Refreeze
Kotter - Creating urgency, Form a coalition, Create a vision, communicate the vision, remove any obstacles, , create short term wins, build on change, Anchor the change in your culture
ADKAR - Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, Reinforcement

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What are the analysis techniques for appraising the options for change

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  • Options appraisal.
  • process of assessing the costs, benefits and risks of alternative ways to meet objectives
  • Guidance options contained within HM Treasury Green book.
  • Steps include:
    • Preparing strategic case
    • Longlist analysis (consider how best to achieve objectives)
    • Shortlist appraisal (consider costs and benefits)
    • Identification of preferred option
    • Monitoring
    • Evaluation
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What are the common reasons why change projects fail and the reason implications of these failures

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  • Poor planning
  • Inadequate support from leadership
  • Lack of resources
  • Focus on systems vs people
  • Inadequate change leadership skills
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7
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Have you identified requirements for change at LU?

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  • H&S system
  • Ordering procedure
  • FM strategy - total FM solution
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Have you developed a strategy for change within an organisation?

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Strategy for improving H&S compliance, training and culture

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Have you carried out optional appraisal in respect of change strategies

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Maintenance strategy - cost and benefits options of different options - increasing team size, hiring maintenance person, total FM.

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10
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Have you Undertaken a change impact assessment

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Completed a change impact assessment for H&S system

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Have you produced communication and stakeholder engagements plans

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As part of change impact assessment for H&S system included comms plan for consultation and roll out.

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Have you undertaken stakeholder analysis and identifying appropriate interventions

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As part of change impact assessment for H&S management system, I:

  • identified all stakeholders
  • Prioritised them (power v interest: Monitor, keep informed, keep satisfied, manage closely)
  • Evaluated their support for project.
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Have you project managed the implementation of change programme

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H&S system - rolled out the system after consultation, providing support throughout the implementation stage and starting evaluation and monitoring of implementation in form of audits.

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Have I assessed and addressed risks presented by change

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As part of change impact assessment, I highlight the risks of implementing the H&S system. The risks of potential resistance, lack of desire to support change and lack of mid-level support was considered.
Nudge theory principles were applied in the ‘unfreeze’ phase to help address this.

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15
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Have you evaluated the success of an organisational change project

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Completing audits on those who have already implemented H&S system and reporting on results

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16
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Definition of strategy

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a plan of action designed to achieve an overall aim or objective

17
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Definition of strategic portfolio

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the programmes and projects necessary to make the changes required

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Definition of a programme

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interrelated series of Sub-Programmes, Projects and related activities in pursuit of
an organisation’s longer-term objectives

19
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Definition of a project

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a temporary organisation designed to produce a specific predefined output at a specified
time using predetermined resources

20
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What is the framework associated with nudge theory?

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EAST
Easy
Attract
Social
Timely