Preparing for Change
• Stakeholder Analysis
• Communication Vehicle Assessment
• Change Advocates Assessment
• Success Measures Definition and Monitoring
• Change Risks and Proposed Mitigation Strategy
Change management is a structured process and a set of tools used to manage the people side of change. Our ERP organisational change management services can help you prepare your employees for change and ease difficult transitions.
• Stakeholder Analysis
• Communication Vehicle Assessment
• Change Advocates Assessment
• Success Measures Definition and Monitoring
• Change Risks and Proposed Mitigation Strategy
• Change Management Strategy
• Job Impact Analysis
• Communication Plan and Deployment
• Training Plan
• Developing and Updating Training Materials
• Success Measures Definition and Monitoring
• Change Risks and Proposed Mitigation Strategy
• Communication Plan and Deployment
• Training Delivery
• Developing and Updating Training Materials
• Success Measures Definition and Monitoring
• Change Risks and Proposed Mitigation Strategy
• Communication Plan and Deployment
• Success Measures Definition and Monitoring
• Change Risks and Proposed Mitigation Strategy
• Knowledge Transfer Plan
• Corrective Transfer Plan
In today’s business world, change is a given. Agile businesses that can adapt to changing circumstances and continuously improve their processes gain an edge over their competition. But deciding what needs to change and how it should change is just the beginning. One of the hardest parts of change management is the people element. The ADKAR Model offers a way to guide your team through a change process.
Leading people through change can be frustrating and complex. Even when faced with a compelling case to do things a better way, people can often push back against the change, or quietly slip back into their old way of working as soon as the change leaders relax their vigilance, or momentum drops.
The ADKAR model provides a 5-step framework that helps in dealing with the people-aspect of change management. The methodology was developed by Jeffery Hiatt, a best-selling author and the founder of Prosci.
This is a five-stage change management model that helps guide organisations and individuals toward successful change. The letters stand for:
A: Awareness of the need for change
D: Desire to support the change
K: Knowledge of how to change
A: Ability to adopt new skills and behaviours
R: Reinforcement to retain the change over time