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Advancement and Automation:

Modifications on Companys Technological


Processes
Agustin, MADC
Santos, JAD

May 2015. San Beda College

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

All changes in a companys management can fix the issue for


the better. Therefore, the company needs to undergo with
altering the companys system making it more efficient than
the usual system. But the different departments would be
affected with this change or alteration to the system that
might cause them to produce more output.

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

AV Corporate
Tool System Program

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

The requirements no longer fits the new process that


one of the teams needs.

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

Innovation is one of the key factors to settle this matter.


Through innovation, the usual practice will then be modified in
considering the current issues of each department which
should be noted upon deliberation of the whole system that
will be implanted.

Total Quality Management wherein for the better processes of


the projects within the organization as well as maintaining its
quality, the totality of it should be managed and improved.

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

To achieve the highest level of performance requires


more than a good philosophy Deming (1900)

fit for use Juran (1904)

Advancement and Automation:


Modifications on Companys Technological Processes

Conclusion

All for one and one for all scheme.


Change is the only constant.

Recommendation

The goal is progress, not perfection. Successful change can be


addictive in a positive way. No matter how habituated
employees are to established business practices, they can adapt
to new ways of working. (Ferrazi, 2014)
Kotters (1947) 8-Step Change Model on leading change

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