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WORKSHOP

 

People  Change  Management  Strategy

 

You  will  create  the  People  Change  Management  Strategy  document   in  this  workshop  to  help  you  answer  the  ques;on:    

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WORKSHOP

 

You  need  

–  Laptop  

–  A  Project  (your  own  project)  

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Topic  IntroducEon  

•  Short  Introduc;on  of  the   area  to  be  covered  (six  in   total)  

•  Present  templates  and  

available  ar;facts  that  can   be  used  for  this  sec;on  

Working  Session  

•  Use  template  material  and   ar;facts  provided  

•  Modify  /  Add  project  

specific  data  in  the  template  

There  is  not  enough  ;me  to   complete  all  the  informa;on!  

WORKSHOP  APPROACH

 

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PEOPLE  –  PROCESS  -­‐  TECHNOLOGY  

Why  a  three  legged  stool  (People,  Process  &  

Technology)  cannot  stand  with  only  two  legs.  

PEOPLE

 

PROCESS  

TECHNOLOGY  

Your  Project!  

In tr od uc ;o n   of  P eo pl e   Ch an ge  Man ag em en t  

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WHY

 PEOPLE  CHANG  MANAGEMENT  

Increase  Probability  of  Project  Success!  

Manage  employee  

Resistance

 to  change  

Improve  Speed  of  

AdopEon

 (how  quick)  

Increase  

UElizaEon

 (how  many)  

Op;mize  

Proficiency

 (how  well)  

Research  from  the  Best  Prac/ces  in  Change  Management  2014  Edi/on  –  Prosci®  Benchmarking  Report  

In tr od uc ;o n   of  P eo pl e   Ch an ge  Man ag em en t  

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Perfectly  Designed  Process  

+  

Perfectly  Designed  Technology  

 

If  PEOPLE  are  not  following  the  new  

process  or  not  using  the  new  tool  very  

lible  is  changing!    

=>    Project  Goal/Benefits/ROI  is  NOT  realized  

PROCES  &  TECHNOLOGY  IS  

NOT

 

ENOUGH  

In tr od uc ;o n   of  P eo pl e   Ch an ge  Man ag em en t  

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STRUCTURED  APPROACH

 

Phase  1  –  Preparing  for  Change  

The  first  phase  of  the  Change  Management  process  is  aimed  at  gedng  ready.    

It  answers  the  ques;on:  “How  much  change  management  is  needed  for  this  specific  

program/project?"    

The  first  phase  provides  the  situa;onal  awareness  that  is  cri;cal  for  effec;ve  change   management   Pe op le  C han ge  Man ag em en t  S tr ate gy  O ve rv ie w  

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1.  Change  CharacterisEcs  Assessment  

-­‐  What  is  the  scope  of  the  change  (Group,  department,  division  or  whole  company),  #  of  impacted  people   -­‐  What  type  of  change  is  it  (policy,  process,  technology,  organiza;on,  staffing,  merger,  acquisi;on  etc.)   -­‐  What  is  the  amount  of  change  (incremental  improvements  vs.  drama;c  reengineering)  

-­‐  What  is  the  Timeframe  of  the  change  and  the  different  project  phases  

2.  OrganizaEonal  AYributes  Assessment  

-­‐  What  is  the  value  system  and  culture?  What  is  the  leadership  style  and  power  distribu;on?   -­‐  Capacity  for  change,  is  the  organiza;on  saturated  for  change  or  open  for  change?    

-­‐  Residual  effects  past  changes?  

-­‐  Middle  management  posi;on  (advocates,  own  agenda,  unpredictable  or  sabotage  the  change)  

3.  Proposed  sponsorship  model,  project  team  and  steering  commiYee   -­‐  Single  sponsor,  leadership  team,  steering  commiYee,  execu;ve  sponsor,  project  sponsor   -­‐  Project  team,  program  manager,  execu;ve  steering  commibee,  opera;onal  commibee  

4.  Proposed  change  management  team  

-­‐  Structure  and  size  of  the  team  (full  ;me  vs.  part  ;me,  repor;ng  structures)  

5.  Risk  assessment  of  the  change  

-­‐  High  risk,  low  risk,  change  resistance,  large  disrup;ve  change  

6.  RecommendaEons  for  special  tacEcs  

-­‐  Special  tacEcs  for  special  circumstances,  key  iden;fied  groups  requiring  special  aben;on  

PEOPLE  CHANGE  MANAGEMENT  STRATEGY

 

Pe op le  C han ge  Man ag em en t  S tr ate gy  O ve rv ie w  

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PEOPLE  CHANGE  MANAGEMENT  DEPENDENCE  ON  PROJECT  SUCCESS   Pe op le  C han ge  Man ag em en t  S tr ate gy  O ve rv ie w     Designed   Developed   Delivered     Embraced   Adopted   Used   Tech ni cal   dr iv en  p ro je ct     Designed   Developed   Delivered     Embraced   Adopted   Used   Peo pl e   dr iv en  p ro je ct   ROI   Pr oj ec t  B en efi t  Re al iz aE on   0%   25%   50%   75%   100%  

Limited  People  Change   Management  dependency  

Large  People  Change   Management  dependency     People  are  required  to   change  the  way  they  are   working  (e.g.  new  process)  

What  is  your  Project/Program?  

People  Change  Management  Strategy  answers:  

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TEMPLATE  DOCUMENTATION

 

Use  Template  provided:    

TEMPLATE  People  Change  Management  Strategy.pptx  

 

Ø 

Edit  and  Update  directly  in  the  document  

§  Each  sec;on  has  helpful  informa;on  you  can  update  or   use  as  “thought  triggers”  when  documen;ng  the  details   specific  for  your  project.  

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1.

CHANGE  CHARACTERISTICS  ASSESMENT  

a.  What  is  the  Scope  of  the  change/project?  

§  Group,  department,  division  or  whole  company   §  Number  of  impacted  people?  

b.  What  Type  of  change  is  it?  

§  Policy,  process,  technology,  organiza;on,  job  roles,  staffing   §  Merger,  acquisi;on,  downsizing  etc.  

c.  What  is  the  Amount  of  change?  

§  Incremental  improvements   §  Drama;c  reengineering  

d.  What  is  the  Timeframe  of  the  change/project?  

§  Start  and  end  of  the  different  project  phases  

TEMPLATE   Slide  5-­‐9  

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2.

ORGANIZATIONAL  ATTRIBUTES  ASSESMENT  

a.  What  is  the  Value  System  and  Culture?    

§  What  is  the  leadership  style  and  power  distribu;on?  

b.  What  is  the  Capacity  for  change?  

§  Is  the  organiza;on  saturated  for  change  or  open  for  change?    

c.  What  are  the  Residual  effects  past  changes?  

§  Were  past  changes  successful  or  failures?  

d.  What  is  the  posi;on  of  Middle  Management?  

§  Are  they  advocates,  have  their  own  agenda,  unpredictable  or  sabotage   the  change?  

TEMPLATE   Slide  10-­‐15  

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3.

SPONSORSHIP  MODEL,  PROJECT  TEAM  &  

STEERING  COMMITTEE  

a.  What  is  the  Sponsor  Model  for  the  project?    

§  Single  sponsor,  mul;ple  sponsors,  Execu;ve  sponsor,  level  of   sponsorship  

b.  Who  are  the  members  of  the  Leadership  Team?  

§  Business  leaders,  IT  leaders,  level  of  seniority  etc.  

c.  Structure  and  members  of  the  Steering  CommiYee  and  

Project  Team?  

§  Team  Structure  

§  Opera;onal  commibee  vs.  steering  commibee   §  Program  Manager  vs.  Project  Managers  

TEMPLATE   Slide  16-­‐30  

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4.

PEOPLE  CHANGE  MANAGEMENT  TEAM  

a.  What  is  the  Structure  and  Size  of  the  People  Change   Management  team?  

§  Full  ;me  vs.  part  ;me  resources   §  Shared  resources    

§  Repor;ng  structure  within  the  project  

TEMPLATE   Slide  31  

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5.

RISK  ASSESSMENT  

a.  What  is  the  Assessed  Risk  of  the  project/change?    

§  High  risk  vs.  Low  risk  

§  Change  resistant  organiza;on   §  Large  disrup;ve  change  

§  Cultural  barrier     §  Other  differences   §  Etc.  

TEMPLATE   Slide  32-­‐33  

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6.

RECOMMENDED  SPECIAL  TACTICS  

a.  What  are  some  of  the  Recommended  Special  TacEcs     for  the  project/change?    

§  Special  circumstances  

§  Resistance  (e.g.  from  middle  managers)  

§  Key  iden;fied  groups  requiring  special  aben;on  

TEMPLATE   Slide  34  

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NEXT  STEPS  

Ø  Complete  People  Change  Management  Strategy  document   Ø  Review  with  program/project/change  team  

Ø  Review  with  Leadership  /  Sponsor   Ø  Present  to  Steering  Commibee    

OBJECTIVE:    

Obtain  People  Change  Management  Commitment  for  phase  2  &  3   (Managing  Change  &  Reinforce  Change)  which  could  be  funding   and  resources.  

 

We  are  not  doing  this  for  the  sake  of  People  Change  Management   but  for  increasing  the  probability  for  a  successful  project!  

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Ques;ons?  

Thorsten  Manthey  

[email protected]   [email protected]   Cell:  (617)  513  0000  

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