Managing Change and Transition in Oraganisations: Savi Mehrotra Roll No. - 28 OB
Managing Change and Transition in Oraganisations: Savi Mehrotra Roll No. - 28 OB
TRANSITION IN
ORAGANISATIONS
SAVI MEHROTRA
ROLL NO. 28
OB
WHAT IS MANAGING
CHANGE ?
Change managementis an approach
to transitioningindividuals,teams,
andorganizationsto a desired future
state. In aproject managementcontext,
change management may refer to a
project management process wherein
changes to the scope of a project are
formally introduced and approved.
CHANGE MANAGEMENT
The phrasechange managementis very common in management
articles as well as newspapers. Using the traditional terminology, what
is meant by change management, how did it evolve, and why has this
concept become so important?
Change management is the process by which an organization gets to
its future state, its vision. While traditional planning processes
delineate the steps on the journey, change management attempts to
facilitate that journey. Therefore, creating change starts with creating a
vision for change and then empowering individuals to act as change
agents to attain that vision. The empowered change management
agents need plans that provide a total systems approach, are realistic,
and are future oriented.
Change management encompasses the effective strategies and
programs to enable those change agents to achieve the new vision.
Today's change management strategies and techniques derive from
the theoretic work of a number of early researchers.
PRINCIPLES OF CHANGE
MOTIVATING CHANGE
Sensitize organizations to
pressure for change
Reveal discrepancies between
current and desired states
Convey credible expectations for
the change
RESISTANCE TO CHANGE
INDIVIDUAL
RESISTANCE
Habit
Economi
c factors
Job
security
Fear of
the
unknow
n
ORGANZATIONAL
RESISTANCE
Threat to
establish
resource
allocations
Limited focus
on change
Structural
inertia
Group inertia
TRANSITION
FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE OF
STRUCTURE,CULTURE AND PRACTICES IN
SOCIETAL SYSTEM.
STRUCTURE : institutional setting
CULTURE : dominant perspective
PRACTICES : routines, rules, habits
INCUMBENT STRUCTURE, CULTURE AND
PRACTICES ARE BROKEN DOWN , WHICH
REQUIRES TIME TO OVERCIME RESISTANCE
TRANSITION
MANAGEMENT
TRANSITION ARENA
REGULAR
POLICY
ARENA
Short term
Problemand goal
oriented
peloton
Increment
al change
TRANSITION
POLICY ARENA
Long term
Problemand goal
searching
innovators
System
innovation
TRANSITION
MANAGEMENT
CONCULSION