Organizational Change Management
CFN People believe that organizational change management is part of every project. Whether it is concerned about implementation of new processes or implementing compliance requirements. What creates confusion and chaos in organizations more than change not managed well or not managed at all?
Process implementation is delivering an organizational change, ranging from moving a few members of staff to work from new premises to major alterations in the nature of business working.
Change is an inevitable and important part of organizational development and growth. Change can occur in incremental phases or suddenly, affecting some or all of an organization, its people and its culture. Without change, progress does not happen.
There are five important ingredients of change: necessity, vision, plan, resources and competence. Therefore it is extremely important to pay adequate attention and establish management commitment to take adequate care of these requirements.
We help you ask questions like:
- Who are the stakeholders?
- What are their interests?
- Which influence do they have?
- What resistance do they have?
- What’s in it for me?
- What messages should we produce?
- The Communication Plan?
- The Involvement Plan?
- Quick Wins?
- How should we present deliverables?