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<br>The Change We Need is designed to help an individual accept the dynamism of change in his or her life, help business managers implement change in their organizations, and help leaders institutionalize change in their society. It is backed with scientific frameworks and in conclusion, change can be diffused into our lives, organizations and nation when the state which I describe as “fitness of change” is first be achieved.<br>
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The Change We Need Martin Maduka Ejeagwu, MSc., MSc. The Change We Need
Beshears & Gino, 2015 Adapted from Schenk, 2017 The Change We Need
Beshears & Gino, 2015 Adapted from Schenk, 2017 The Change We Need
Line of Thought Why do managers face problems implementing change? Why do human beings deny and resist change? The most dynamic thing in life is change... The Change We Need
The Theory of Transition Schlossberg et al., 1995 Adapted from Schenk, 2017 The Change We Need
How to Manage Change in an Organization Define Vision: simple, precise, opportunities & threats. Build Team: teamwork, diversity, heterogeneous /homogeneous skills Cultural Assessment: visible/invisible obstacles, cultural fitness Communication Strategy: why, what, how , clear terms Methodic Implementation: structure, framework, analytical Be the Change: passion, leadership The Change We Need
The Risks and Rewards of Change Laudon & Laudon, 2014 The Change We Need
The Right Time for Change CREATIVE DESTRUCTION The new technology dominates the market when the new technology’s ecosystem emergence challenge is low and the old technology’s ecosystem extension opportunity is also low. ROBUST RESILIENCE The old technology dominates the market when the new technology’s ecosystem emergence challenge is high and the old technology’s ecosystem extension opportunity is high. ROBUST COEXISTENCE Both technologies continues to dominate the market when the new technology’s ecosystem emergence challenge is low and the old technology’s ecosystem extension opportunity is high THE ILLUSION OF RESILIENCE The market will remain neutral until the emergence challenged is resolved when the new technology’s ecosystem emergence challenge is high and the old technology’s ecosystem extension opportunity is low. Adner & Kepoor, 2016 The Change We Need
The Picture of Change Clear Vision Teamwork Transition The Change We Need Fitness of Change Acculturation Communication + Method Leadership Ejeagwu, 2017 The Change We Need
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