Courses
Managing Change (Change Management 2)
While “Understanding change” helped you think about and prepare for
change, this session looks at the implementation and explores how you
can handle some of the key aspects of the change process.
It is in times of change that you must draw on your planning skills,
you must be alert to the dynamics of teams and groups, and be
sensitive to matters of power, authority, leadership and decision
making in the organisation.
This session will enable you to assess how the distinctive demands and
circumstances for implementing change call for the exercise of a range
of management skills you have already explored in other contexts. We
aim to demystify the management of change and in turn, make it more
accessible.
The following list contains some elements of the course:
- Approaches and strategies (Five change
strategies)
- Choosing a strategy
- Opposition/resistance and involvement
- Commitment planning
- Creating a climate
- Evaluating and consolidating
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On completion of this course, managers will demonstrate knowledge
on preparing for change, implementing a change and consolidating
change (monitoring and being prepared to modify where necessary)
Managers can identify five change strategies, can match the strategy
to the change circumstances, can demonstrate strategies aimed towards
opposition and involvement and can demonstrate a fuller knowledge of
the need to take these areas into consideration when implementing any
change within the organisation, with a full realisation the impact of
not doing so.
The change management series is a powerful management tool, and in
today’s ever changing business environment, it is one that can not be
left on the shelf.
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