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Change 2.0 - Beyond Organisational Transformation

Change 2.0 - Beyond Organisational Transformation

von: Joachim Klewes, Ralf Langen

Springer-Verlag, 2008

ISBN: 9783540774952, 193 Seiten

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Change 2.0 - Beyond Organisational Transformation


 

Contents

5

Foreword

11

It’s all about the people

12

Acknowledgements

14

Incite

16

It may come as a surprise: Successful change management is mainly a matter of letting it happen

17

Accept change as a constant state

18

Dismantle obstacles

18

Get the current flowing again

19

Find your identity and change it constantly

21

Less method, more personality

22

Outlook

24

References

24

The human factor in change processes: Success factors from a socio- psychological point of view

25

Implementation strategies: Top-down or bottom-up?

25

Attitude patterns of the affected staff

27

Causes and forms of resistance

27

Twelve success factors in change processes

32

Conclusion

36

References

37

Accelerated change dynamics within the healthcare industry: Just a trend, or is there more to it?

41

High level of change dynamics within the healthcare industry

42

Why are change programmes more in demand today than ever before?

43

Portfolio – Process – People: The trinity of speed in change

44

A digression concerning the real power of corporate culture

47

Corporate communications as the mediator of change

48

Change communication as a key success factor for change

53

Summary: Speed as a basis for change

55

The power of ideas – Reputation management and successful change

57

Reputation, an acquirable good

59

Reputation management in change processes: Laws and regulations

60

An example from the financial sector

61

Conclusion

66

References

67

Change management in alliances

69

Building and managing alliances

70

The benchmark case: Continuous change

73

Change management in alliances – Considering the specifics

74

Conclusion

77

Insight

79

Winning people’s hearts and minds

81

The power of dialogue

81

Tools for successful dialogue

82

Engagement throughout

86

Impact of change communication

86

Start talking

87

Use of multipliers in change communication: How credible personal communication can make change effective

89

What is the multiplier approach and what is it not?

90

Where does it apply in practice?

90

What is the role of multipliers?

91

How much time do multipliers need?

92

How to choose multipliers?

92

How to prepare multipliers?

94

How to integrate multipliers into communication activities?

97

How to measure the success of the multiplier approach?

99

Benefits

99

Lessons learned

100

Why engagement matters – From command and control to collective learning via social software

101

Engagement in change processes

102

Social software as an engagement tool in change processes

106

Conclusion

113

References

114

The importance and use of analyses in change management

117

Change controlling

118

Demands on the execution of change controlling

120

Staff and change controlling

121

Areas of application for change controlling

122

Evaluation at staff level

123

Quantitative and qualitative methods

124

Feedback systems

125

Improving the prospects of success in change – ‘Change Explorer&rsquo

127

Outlook

128

Inside

131

The quiet transformation of an ugly duckling: The German Federal Employment Agency’s gradual transition – From a bottomless pit for taxpayers’ money to an efficient service provider

133

How to develop a strategic business unit within a historical and sound structure: The formation of Radeberger Group

141

A brief look back

142

Paradigms as the solid foundation of all business decisions

142

Radeberger Group as a new strategic business unit

142

Change in progress

144

The human factor: Involvement by communication

147

Conclusion

149

Managing complex change: Challenges at the National Health Service Greater Glasgow and Clyde

151

The complicated nature of organisational life

154

The research process

154

The need for speed

155

Achieving the right balance of internal and external expertise

156

Paying the communication and consultation tax

156

Learning lessons across the public-private sector divide

157

Is the change working?

158

Conclusions

159

Taming the lion: How to keep a programme office up and running

161

Beyond

171

A matter of trust – A journey through the Five Continents of Change Management

173

New schools of thought

175

A metaphorical journey

177

The golden city of El Dorado: Setting out for new horizons

179

Fleeing from a volcanic island: change in a crisis

181

Olympica: Not doing everything differently, but with much more energy

183

Recovery Island: Process optimisation as a principle

185

United States of Integration: Melting pot of cultures

187

At the end of the journey

189

Talking about change – The communications approach

190

A word on tools

191

Godspeed!

194

About the authors

197

Index

201