Change Management

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 1. CM Model
2. Types of CM
3. CM Communications
4. Defining Our Visions
5. CM Strategies
6. Gap Analysis
7. Forces for Change
8. Barriers of Change
9. Resistance to Change
10. CM Timeline
11. CM Team & Roles
Table of Contents 12. Current Contributing Activities
13. Force Field Analysis
14. Current Change Adoption
15. Change Transition Curve
16. Phases of Change
17. Change Readiness Checklist
18. CM Plan
19. Change Transition Plan
20. CM Cost
21. CM Questionnaire
22. CM Feedback
 Change Management Model

1 2 3 4 5

Assess Prepare Plan Implement Sustain

To begin with, we need to
assess the kind of changes
that are the most important to
our company and have the
most immediate effects.
After identifying what we
need to change, we need to
make all necessary
preparations to communicate
our plan to the company.
Once all employees are on the
same page, we need to make
detailed plans that will make
the implementation process
successful and seamless.
Our implementation period
for each major change
typically takes about 4
months to complete, if all
metrics are consistently met.
Given if the change
implementation is successful,
the next step is to maintain its
success and continue its
positive effects on the
company.
 Types of Change Management

Description Used for Who is Impacted

Systemic

Management of changes
System implementations, software upgrades,
associated with IT applications, architecture, or IT professionals
and other IT changes
infrastructure
Project

Management of score or Project core team as

All projects
specific schedule changes well as extended team
Organizational

Planning & implementing the Most software upgrades,

tools, processes, and principles for managing
the people side of change to achieve the
required outcomes
Targeted employees or
company restructuring, mergers
departments, ancillary employees
and acquisitions, introducing new channels,
or departments, stakeholders.
brands, or business models
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Communications
 Change Management Communications

Face-to-face options
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Under direct Not under direct mgmt
mgmt control control

› Department Meetings › Emails › Market Place Changes

› One-o-one meetings › Corporate Newsletters › Customer Inputs
› Town Hall Meetings › FAQs
› Brown Bag Lunches › Internal Memos
› Training courses and › Posters
workshops › Intranet
 Defining Our Vision

Step 2 Step 3
After step one, we now After step two, it is very
need to plan these changes important that we plan for
step three

Step 1 Step 4
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the changes we need to implementation, we now
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 Change Management Strategy

Meaningful Change Measurement Visible Change in Smart Engagement &

Leadership Communications

1 2 3

Supportive Organization & Strong Individual

Culture Performances

5 4
 Gap Analysis

Current State Future State Gap Actions to close gap

What will be done

What What happened What should it look like What is different
to address the gap

Where will it Where will it

Where Where is the confusion Where will it change
be different be addressed

When are the When will it

When When is it done When will it change
differences needed be addressed

Who will identify & Who will make the

Who Who does the work Who will do this
validate the gap decision & complete it

How will it be How will the gaps

How How is it sequenced How will it be rolled out
timed & resourced be improved
 Forces for Change

Nature of the workforce

We must adjust to a multicultural environment, demographic changes, and
recent immigration and outsourcing.

Technological changes
New technological influxes are continually changing our jobs and
organization. Faster, cheaper, and more handheld devices.

External
Economic shocks
Recent rise and fall of the global housing market, recovering from financial
sector collapse, and combating global recession.

Our competition
Our competitors are now as likely to come from across the ocean as from
across town. Ex: increased government regulation.

Changing social trends

We must not remain static. We need to continually adjust product and
marketing strategies to be sensitive to current social trends.
 Forces for Change

Change of key leader

Global competition and an emphasis on work culture shifting, such as
remote work and work/life balance improvement initiatives, has pushed
previously loyal key leaders to pursue younger, more evolutionary
companies or different roles.

Recruiting impediments
Internal
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With an immense rise in contracting workforces, team offshoring, and

freelancing, our recruiting and human resources departments are dealing with
additional responsibilities and pressure concerning human capital allocations
related to market demand.

Pressure from shareholder

Media disinformation and firestorming encourages public backlash while
trading and investing through efficient and more accessible means, such as
mobile apps, we feel greater pressure to perform. Results are expected now and
not six quarters later.
 Barriers to Change

Resistance to change 80%

Limitations of existing systems 70%

Lack of executive commitment 45%

Lack of executive champion 65%

Unrealistic expectations 90%

Lack of cross-functional team 50%

Inadequate team and uninvolved users 40%

Technology users not involved 55%

Project charter too narrow 70%

 Resistance to Change

Area of Resistance Description Rating

Assess the across individually and
highlight any scores that are greater
than three. This area should then
become your primary focus for the
greatest resistance to your project.
1 = strongly disagree
2 = disagree
Lack of understanding of the purposes
of the changes
Lack of support from various levels in
the organization
Feel there is a real threat to my existing
power, job security or personal and
career goals
Concerns about a lack
of skills and knowledge
There maybe a lack of understanding of the purpose of the project.
3
There maybe lack of awareness of the need for the change to occur.
If people perceive that key individuals or groups in their area are not genuinely supportive of
5
the project, their acceptance is difficult to secure.
Resistance is increased if people believe the change will result greater emotional or career
2
costs relative to what they may gain.
People may resist change if they do not possess the skills or the ability for optimal
2
performance during and after the change.

High level of impact Failure to acknowledge and if possible, minimise the impact of project teams activities and
3 = neither agree/disagree on daily work patterns changes on people work patterns tends to promote distrust and alienation.
1

Adverse changes to key Adversely affecting the way they relate to others or who they work with or who they report
4 = agree 4
working relationships to.

5 = strongly agree Change involves learning and learning usually involves errors. When people are not given
Lack of incentives & rewards the freedom to make mistakes while learning they become afraid. People need to be 3
rewarded for accomplishing the change in the form of something they truly value.
 Change Management Timeline

June 2019 July Aug

Identify the change & all Change request board reviews

the particulars of the change request. Selects the process
anticipate change map
 Change Management Timeline (Cont.)

Sept Oct Nov Dec January 2020

Identify the impact of Rollout changes. Allocate Maintain momentum. Apply

Evaluate change effectiveness
changes. Anticipate and resources. Align system, structure methods for continuous
and review areas of resistance
mitigate the risks. & policies improvement
 Change Management Team & Roles

Head Organizational
Communications Human Resources Role
Head Development
Role

• Corporate management
• Key project accountability and
ownership
• Report to CEO on project
outcomes/success
• Coordinate overall change
program
• Develop clear change strategies
for change
• Responsible and for
• overall success
• Develop individual and team
change capability
• Provide clear
communication to all key
stakeholders on change
related issues
• Develop 2-way
communication channels to
foster ongoing change
• Provide expert HR advice on
personal transitions and
support
• Provide change office &
project based HR
infrastructure
 Current Contributing Activities

Develop political support

Leadership team need to
grant more autonomy to each
team

Create visions of change Manage transition

Our visions of change is A handful of employees
about reinventing core demonstrated reluctance to be
organizational values. overcome

Motivate change Sustain momentum

Insert details about things We need to fully integrate
we have done to motivate changes into core company
change here. culture
 Force Field Analysis

Driving Forces Restraining Forces

4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4

Customers want new products Loss of staff overtime

Increased production speed Staff fearful of new technology

Decision:
Reduced training time Upgrade with new Environmental impact
equipment

Reduced maintenance Disruption

Cost

Total score: 14 Total score: 12

 Force Field Analysis

Restraining Forces
-15% Loss of staff overtime
-22% Staff fearful of new technology
-12% Environmental impact
-27% Cost

-10% Disruption

Driving Forces
Customers want new products 40%

Increased production speed 30%

Reduced training time 25%

Reduced maintenance efforts 55%

-30% -20% -10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

 Current Change Adoption

Change adoption goal

Current adoption progress

65%

Innovators Early Adopters Early Majority Late Majority Laggards

 Change Transition Curve

Productivity

Ending Transition New Beginnings

Establish sense of urgency, create a guiding

coalition, communicate the vision for buy-in,
empower broad-based action, generate short-
term wins, and incorporate change into culture

Commitment
Uncertainty

Exploration
Skepticism

Time
Phases of Change
 Phases of Change

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
 Phases of Change

Create a guiding Communicate the vision Generate short-term Incorporate change into
coalition for buy-in wins culture

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08

Establish sense of Develop a change Empower broad- Never let up

urgency vision based action
 Change Readiness Checklist
Your Text Here Implementation Team Your Text Here Your Text Here
Deliverable Implementation Sponsor
Your Text Here Leader Your Text Here Your Text Here

People Readiness Action Required When Completed

Business Unit / Product Group Actions

Have the business unit contacts been selected and notified?

Have the business unit contacts been briefed by the project team?

Has the priority for this project been set by the business unit management team?

Training

Has the target training audience been identified and nominated?

Has a training needs analysis been carried out?

Is the training information sheet available?

has the training provider been established?

Has the training coordinator been provided with the training details and put in
place the necessary arrangements?

Will all field readiness criteria have been practically met prior to training roll-out?
 Change Readiness Checklist (Cont.)

Systems Readiness Action Required When Completed

Information & Communications Technology (ICT)

Is the auditing & metering tool configured?

Content

Have the approved procedures/policies been published?

Do the proposed users have access to appropriate documentation?

Business application

Is there a software application relevant to this deliverable?

Is there a support model for this application and are the details available for
distribution?

Has the relevant IT business unit been notified of Installation and support
requirements?
 Change Management Plan

# Request # Priority Impact Effort Hours $ Total $ Approval

Approved
1 Change Request # Priority Impacts Requirements 10 $100 $1000
By

Approved
2 Change Request # Priority Impacts Design 20 $200 $4000
By

Approved
3 Change Request # Priority Impacts Test 30 $300 $9000
By

Approved
4 Change Request # Priority Impacts Implementation 40 $400 $16000
By

Approved
5 Change Request # Priority Impacts Requirements 50 $500 $25000
By

Approved
6 Change Request # Priority Impacts Design 60 $600 $36000
By

Approved
7 Change Request # Priority Impacts Test 70 $700 $49000
By

Approved
8 Change Request # Priority Impacts Implementation 80 $800 $64000
By

Approved
9 Change Request # Priority Impacts Requirements 90 $900 $81000
By
 Change Transition Plan

Milestone 1 Milestone 2 Milestone 3 Milestone 4 Milestone 5

Jan 10 Mar 7 May 7 August 15 October 25

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Management
Preparation

Announcement
Comms

Planning

Human Grievances
Resources
New Positions

Staff
Relocation Team 1

Information
Technology Team 2
 Change Transition Plan

Q2 Q3 Q4

Task Start Days % Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan

Task 1 01/20 35 26% 26%

Task 1.1 01/20 10 40% 40%

Task 1.2 01/12 25 20% 20%

Task 2 01/20 66 88% 88%

Task 2.1 01/20 30 100% 100%

Task 2.2 02/01 25 80% 80%

Task 2.3 02/27 10 70% 70%

Task 3 01/20 10 40% 40%

Task 3.1 01/20 10 40% 40%

 Change Management Cost

Task Name Cost Quarter One Quarter Two Quarter Three Quarter Four

Top down
$80,000 75%
plan

Strategy $15,000 60%

Change readiness
assessment
$20,000 40%

Change
$20,000 60%
execution

Long-term sustainment $20,000 50%

 Change Management Questionnaire

Questions Comments / Feedback

What were the key objectives of the change?

What was achieved once the change was implemented?

What has enabled you to sustain the change?

Did you effectively plan the change?

Would you do anything differently next time during the planning stage?

Did you communicate with the right people at the right time in the right way?

Would you use different communication strategies in the future?

What worked well with the change process?

What would you do differently next time?

What were the key lessons learned?

 Change Management Feedback

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Effective leadership at Strong Sense of shared Strong focus on Employee involvement and Commitment to Speed of delivery and Understanding of impact
all levels purpose customers support learning effective governance on society

Strongly agree Agree Disagree Strongly disagree

Thank You
Questions?