Change management (sometimes abbreviated as CM) is a collective term for all approaches to prepare, support, and help individuals, teams, and organizations in making organizational change. It includes methods that redirect or redefine the use of resources, business process, budget allocations, or other modes of operation that significantly change a company or organization.
The Economist means that business gurus might do well in copying Martin Luther King’s efforts insofar as changing the face of the Catholic Church. How exactly medieval Christianity and the world of management theory can be correlated with one another, becomes clear in this daring article. In summary of the case made: The church was ripe…
Mckinsey & Company addresses a key subject with this publication: Not simply transformation, but Transformation with a capital T. With the emphasis on the “T”, it’s a call to move away from the usual, overused usage of the word, as applied too loosely by companies to indicate any form of change, however minor. The focus…
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Most people fear change in the workspace, because they tend to attach negative connotations . But who says it needs to be so hard? Organizational change expert Jim Hemerling practices smart ways to deal with, and grow from, the unavoidable and accelerating change transformations taking place at work. He means that adapting your business in today’s constantly-evolving world…
Welcome to Episode 12 of The Outliers Inn podcast: Game Theory Topic: It’s all fun and games until… you hit a Nash equilibrium. JP and Antlerboy explore the games people (and organisations) play, going from Stratego to politics to framing, re-framing, and how to challenge the rules of the game. If that sounds a little dry, wait…
I devote a lot of my time helping people and companies get from their present reality to some new reality. It is rarely easy and – although almost always considered a success – the success is not quite as complete as it could be. This is the norm; the expectation. And this is not because…
Welcome to the latest podcast from the Outliers Inn – Episode 11 Topic: There are laws of nature, which are absolute. If we find an error in these laws, it is not nature which is wrong, but our understanding of nature that is wrong. Compare this with laws made by man which, as such, evolve…
