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After The Storm Leading In The Wake Of A Crisis
In response to the course of recent events of September 11 attack, a lot has been said and written about what leaders need to do...
Company: media.wiley.com
Date: December 2002 |
media.wiley.com |
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Adaptability What It Takes to Be a Quick-Change Artist
Metathesiophobia is the tongue-tying word for the fear of change—a fear that most people, if they are honest with themselves, will admit to having experienced....
Company: media.wiley.com
Date: January 2003 |
media.wiley.com |
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Internet Home Alliance Chairman's Roundtable
What strategies can managers within transitional and transformational businesses use to garner sufficient resources to capture new opportunities and, accordingly, sustain the enterprise long-term?...
Company: Refresher Publications
Date: January 2003 |
Refresher Publications |
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How To Boost Morale During Organizational Change
Any substantial organizational change event, and the following transition period (such as restructuring, mergers or acquisitions), that is not well managed can produce a steep...
Company: HR.Com
Date: January 2003 |
HR.Com |
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NASDAQ Tests The Winds Abroad
With a capacity to trade 6 billion shares a day, Nasdaq is the single largest equities market in the world. Between 1997 and 2000, the...
Company: Financial Executives International
Date: September 2001 |
Financial Executives International |
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Organizational Change As Shifting Conversations
This article explores producing and managing change within conversationally constructed realities. Conversations are proposed as both the medium and product of reality construction within which...
Company: Journal of Organizational Change Management
Date: January 2003 |
Journal of Organizational Change Management |
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Why Change?
Today's business landscape is littered with skeletons of companies that failed to change with shifting conditions. There are many explanations for their failures they did...
Company: Academy Leadership
Date: January 2003 |
Academy Leadership |
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Resistance To Change
Although most people feel comfortable with minor changes, no one can live and work by yesterday's reality. Leaders must enlist the support of other organizational...
Company: Academy Leadership
Date: January 2003 |
Academy Leadership |
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Diary of A Change Agent
You don’t have to be a CEO to create an environment that supports action. You just need a flair for imaginative networking. Article explains...
Company: Booz Allen Hamilton
Date: July 2002 |
Booz Allen Hamilton |
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Are You Ready for The Future?
There are three major societal drivers that are already having a profound affect on the society as the world enters the next millennium. They are...
Company: Bethel Institute
Date: January 2003 |
Bethel Institute |
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The Man Who Saw the Future
As the pace of change in business accelerates, the legacy of Pierre Wack, the father of scenario planning is more relevant than ever. Article explains...
Company: Booz Allen Hamilton
Date: April 2003 |
Booz Allen Hamilton |
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Here Comes Hyperinnovation
It has been observed that new prototyping methods have radically reduced the cost of testing products, services, and business models, thereby effectively creating a new...
Company: Booz Allen Hamilton
Date: January 2001 |
Booz Allen Hamilton |
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Change Management Is The Problem, Not The Solution
"As the title of this article boldly states, change management is not the solution. Creating a deep and sustainable change in business strategy, or is...
Company: Senn-Delaney Leadership Consulting Group
Date: January 2003 |
Senn-Delaney Leadership Consulting Group |
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Why Change Initiatives Fail: It’s the Culture, Dummy!
"Between plans and reality lie years of habits, customs, unwritten ground rules, parochialism, and vested interests: the corporate culture. Culture can not only stop a...
Company: Senn-Delaney Leadership Consulting Group
Date: January 2003 |
Senn-Delaney Leadership Consulting Group |
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The Organizational Response to Innovation
When a company is threatened by an innovative technology, should it rush to embrace and develop it? Not necessarily. The organizational response to innovation changes...
Company: Booz Allen Hamilton
Date: October 2001 |
Booz Allen Hamilton |
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Overcoming Resistance to Employee Involvement
This article tries to address the ongoing concern of how to overcome resistance to employee involvement, empowerment, self-direction, and improvement concepts. It notifies that most...
Company: Teambuilding
Date: January 2003 |
Teambuilding |
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How To Hire The Right Kind Of Change Consultant
With major change so widespread in organizations, the need for consulting support has grown exponentially-as have the number and kinds of change consultants to service...
Company: Being First
Date: January 2003 |
Being First |
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How To Increase Employee Commitment To Change
The article discusses the Drivers of Change model and its components. Use the "Drivers of Change Model" as a template to create your organizations own...
Company: Being First
Date: May 2003 |
Being First |
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Awake at the Wheel Moving Beyond Change Management to Conscious Change Leadership
Conscious change leadership is the next generation of leading and consulting beyond change management. Becoming a conscious change leader requires one to pursue his ...
Company: Organisation Development Network
Date: January 2003 |
Organisation Development Network |
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Why Leading Transformation Successfully Requires A Shift Of Leadership Mindset
Leadership mindset and style sets the overall tone for organizational culture and performance, including how change efforts are run. Command and control, the most common...
Company: Being First
Date: January 2003 |
Being First |
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Getting Smart About Employee Resistance to Change I
"Change management as an industry was conceived in response to the need leaders' had to overcometheir employees' resistance to the changes they wanted made in...
Company: Being First
Date: April 2002 |
Being First |
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Getting Smart About Employee Resistance to Change II
"Most change leaders think of employee resistance as a bad thing, something to be ""overcome."" Theyare afraid of resistance, bewildered by it, and haven't a...
Company: Being First
Date: May 2002 |
Being First |
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How Command and Control as a Change Leadership Style Causes Transformational Change Efforts to Fail
The paper evolves that that every day there are more decent change tools available on the market. Using these tools can be extremely helpful and...
Company: Being First
Date: January 2003 |
Being First |
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Don't Just Grow When You Can Change
Article explains a statement “Growth alone, without accompanying change, is not progress.” Sustained positive change is necessary in order to reverse the trend and to...
Company: FMLink Group
Date: February 2003 |
FMLink Group |
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"Wild, Wild West" of the Internet Collides with Trademark Law
Prior to the development of the Internet, trademarks, and indeed trademark attorneys, lived in a relatively sanguine, geography-oriented legal environment. So much for stable environments....
Company: Reed Elsevier
Date: May 2003 |
Reed Elsevier |
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Institutionalizing Change
Article points on the need for organizations to understand that the world is moving and changing at such an advanced speed that no longer has...
Company: Center for Strategic Planning
Date: January 2003 |
Center for Strategic Planning |
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Hold On to Your Most Important Asset: Staff Members
We all know the cost of turnover is extremely high. In today's low unemployment/high technology world, turnover costs keep growing. Article lists practices those are...
Company: HR.Com
Date: January 2003 |
HR.Com |
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To be More Employable: Thrive On Change
Employees at all levels have a right to feel vulnerable. As the economy has weakened, many businesses have made large-scale job cuts - and are...
Company: Kinsey Consulting Services
Date: January 2003 |
Kinsey Consulting Services |
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Foundational Skills for Changing Head, Heart, and Hands - Part ii
The key challenge of the heart arena is to increase the readiness of individuals and teams for change. This involves overcoming resistance to letting go...
Company: HR.Com
Date: January 2003 |
HR.Com |
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What it Really Takes to Change: You, Your Company, Your Management/Leadership Style
Much of what is written about change promotes a particular practice, a business, or is intended to sell an upcoming event or book. In today's...
Company: Corporate Consulting Group
Date: January 2003 |
Corporate Consulting Group |
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Creating a Knowledge-Based Organization
Paper deduces that whether a novice lecturer or platform veteran, anyone who has ever made a presentation on leadership is familiar with the skeptics in...
Company: Menchester
Date: January 2001 |
Menchester |
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Foundational Skills for Changing Head, Heart, and Hands
The three arenas each have their unique challenges, and we have looked at some ways to meet them. The challenge of the head arena is...
Company: HR.Com
Date: January 2003 |
HR.Com |
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Surviving The Emotional Stress Of Change
Change is not an event. It is a process. This process of transition or transformation begins with an ending. New systems bring loss of feelings...
Company: Karol Kinsey Caron
Date: January 2003 |
Karol Kinsey Caron |
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The Changing Rules Of Game
Four external events have created the new business dynamic that all companies and their employees must come to terms with today. These include: The shift...
Company: Karol Kinsey Caron
Date: January 2003 |
Karol Kinsey Caron |
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Head, Heart, and Hands—Three Arenas for Change
Human change takes place in three arenas: the head, the heart, and the hands. Successfully managing changes requires attention to the challenges and questions that...
Company: HR.Com
Date: January 2003 |
HR.Com |
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Driving Innovation
Knowledge workers are a critical source of competitive advantage in the modern economy. But how can innovation be driven amongst this critical group? The path...
Company: HR.Com
Date: January 2003 |
HR.Com |
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Change Management at Gardenway Inc.
This paper examines the effect of change management, motivation theory, and performance appraisal techniques upon an organization’s competitiveness. Specifically, the effect upon the workforce of...
Company: Barton Central
Date: January 2003 |
Barton Central |
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Four Change Management Strategies
The article presents some strategies. The Empirical-Rational strategy presents the assumption that people are rational beings and will follow their self-interest – once it is...
Company: Fred Nickols
Date: January 2003 |
Fred Nickols |
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Transition Management - Tips for Managers in Times of Change
“Planned change,” the kind most frequently discussed by organization development (OD) specialists, is commonly portrayed as occurring in three stages: Unfreezing, Intervening, and Refreezing. This...
Company: Fred Nickols
Date: January 2003 |
Fred Nickols |
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Mainstreaming Corporate Entrepreneurship: Leadership At Every Level Of Organisation
How does a company infuse its employees with the kind of entrepreneurial thinking and action claimed by GE? In a competitive, changing world, isn't...
Company: Babson Executive Education
Date: July 2004 |
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