Approaches To Managing Change
Approaches To Managing Change
Managing Change
Lewin’s
Lewin’s Three
Three Step
Step Model
Model
UN RE
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Unfreezing
Unfreezingovercomes
overcomesresistance
resistance
Refreezing
Refreezingreestablishes
reestablishesresistance
resistance
Forces
Forcesfor
forand
andagainst
againstchange
changeshould
shouldbe
be
analyzed
analyzedfirst.
first.
Unfreezing
Unfreezing
The
Thepurpose
purposeisistotohelp
helpemployees
employeeslearn
learnnew
newconcepts
conceptsoror
points of view. Role models, mentors,
points of view. Role models, mentors, experts, experts,
benchmarking
benchmarking the the company
company against world‑class
against world ‑class
organizations,
organizations,and andtraining
trainingare
areuseful
usefulmechanisms
mechanismstoto
facilitate
facilitate change
change
Refreezing
Change
Change isis stabilized
stabilized during
during refreezing
refreezing by by helping
helping employees
employees
integrate
integrate the
the changed
changed behavior
behavior or
or attitude
attitude into
into their
their normal
normal way
way of
of
doing
doingthings.
things.
This
This isis accomplished
accomplished byby first
first giving
giving employees
employees the
the chance
chance toto
exhibit
exhibit the
the new
new behaviors
behaviors or
or attitudes.
attitudes. Once
Once exhibited,
exhibited, positive
positive
reinforcement
reinforcementisisused
usedto
toreinforce
reinforcethe
thedesired.
desired.
Additional
Additional coaching
coaching and
and modeling
modeling also
also are
are used
used atat this
this point
point to
to
reinforce
reinforce the
the stability
stability of
of the
the change.
change.
Lewin’s
Lewin’s Force
Force Field
Field Analysis
Analysis
Wide
Wide variety
variety of of forces
forces make
make organizations
organizations resistant
resistant
to
to change
change
Wide
Wide variety
variety of of forces
forces pushes
pushes the
the organizations
organizations
towards
towards change
change
They
They are
are in in opposition
opposition
Even
Even balance
balance between
between thethe forces
forces does
does not
not bring
bring in
in
change
change
Need
Need isis to
to reduce
reduce resistance
resistance and
and increase
increase support
support for
for
change
change
Types
Types of
of Change
Change
Evolutionary (TQM)
Evolutionary (TQM)
Revolutionary (BPR)
Revolutionary (BPR)
Lewin’s Force Field Analysis
Kotter’s
Kotter’s88Step
StepPlan
Plan
Create
Create Urgency
Urgency
Form
Form aa Powerful
Powerful Coalition
Coalition
Create
Create aaVision
Vision for
for Change
Change
Communicate
Communicate the theVision
Vision
Remove
Remove Obstacles
Obstacles
Create
Create Short-term
Short-term Wins
Wins
Build
Build on
on the
the Change
Change
Anchor
Anchor the
the Changes
Changes inin Corporate
Corporate Culture
Culture
Action Research Model
Problem
Problem identification
identification
Consultation
Consultation with
with aa behavioral
behavioral science
science expert
expert
Data
Data gathering
gathering and
and preliminary
preliminary diagnosis
diagnosis
Feedback
Feedback toto aa key
key client
client or
or Group
Group
Joint
Joint diagnosis
diagnosis ofof the
the problem
problem
Joint
Joint action
action planning
planning
Action
Action
Data
Data gathering
gathering after
after action
action
Contemporary Change Issues for Today’s
Managers
Technology
Technology in
in the
the workplace
workplace
Stimulating
Stimulating innovation
innovation
Creating
Creating learning
learning organizations
organizations
ORGANIZATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
Organization
Organization development
development (OD) (OD) isis a a planned,
planned,
organization-wide
organization-wide effort
effort toto increase
increase anan organization's
organization's
effectiveness and viability.
effectiveness and viability.
Warren
WarrenBennis,
Bennis,has
hasreferred
referredtotoOD
ODasasa acomplex
complexstrategy
strategy
intended to change the beliefs, attitudes, values,
intended to change the beliefs, attitudes, values, and and
structure
structureofoforganizations
organizationssosothat
thatititcan
canbetter
betteradapt
adapttoto
new
newtechnologies,
technologies,markets,
markets,and
andchallenges.
challenges.
ODOD can
can involve
involve interventions
interventions inin the
the organization's
organization's
"processes,"
"processes," using
using behavioural
behaviouralscience
science knowledge
knowledge asas
well
wellasasorganizational
organizationalreflection,
reflection,system
systemimprovement,
improvement,
planning,
planning,and
andself-analysis.
self-analysis.
Foundations of OD
Organization
Organization development
development isis aa process
process by
by which
which
behavioral
behavioralscience
scienceknowledge
knowledgeand andpractices
practicesare
areused
used
totohelp
helporganizations
organizationsachieve
achievegreater
greatereffectiveness,
effectiveness,
including
including improved
improved quality
quality ofof work
work life
life and
and
increased productivity (Cummings, & Huse, 1989).
increased productivity (Cummings, & Huse, 1989). . .
Development
Developmentininthis thiscontext
contextisisthe
thenotion
notionthat
thatanan
organization may become more effective over
organization may become more effective over time time
atatachieving
achievingitsitsgoals.
goals.
OCTAPACE
OCTAPACE OF
OF OD
OD
O OPENNESS
C CONFRONTATION
T TRUST
A AUTHENTICITY
P PROACTIVITY
A AUTONOMY
C COLLABORATION
E EXPERIMENTATION
Characteristics
Characteristicsof
ofOD
OD
Planned
Plannedchange
change
Encompasses
Encompassesthe thewhole
wholeorganization
organization
Long
Longrange
rangechange
change
Systems
Systemsorientation
orientation
Change
Changeagent
agent
Problem
Problemsolving
solving
Experiential
Experientiallearning
learning
Collaborative management
Collaborative management
Group
Groupprocesses
processes
Organizational
Organizationalculture
culture
Feedback
Feedback
Situational
Situationaland
andcontingency
contingencyoriented
oriented
Team building
Team building
Needs for OD
Training
Training for
for change
change
To
To help
help in
in making
making the
the organizational
organizational change
change more
more
responsive
responsive
Benefits
Benefitsof
ofOD
OD
Provides opportunities for people to function
Provides opportunities for people to function as as
human
humanbeings
beings
Every
Everyindividual
individualcan candevelop
develophis
hisown
ownpotential
potential
Seeks to make the organization more effective
Seeks to make the organization more effective in in
meeting
meetingallallitsitsgoals
goals
Enhances
Enhanceschallenging
challengingand andexciting
excitingwork
work
Treats each human
Treats each human beingsbeings
Assumptions
Assumptions of
of OD
OD
Most
Mostpeople
people are
are motivated
motivated by by personal
personal growth
growth and
and
development
development
Higher
Higher productivity
productivitycancanbe beachieved
achievedonly onlyififthere
thereisisaa
effective
effective integration
integration ofof individual
individual goals
goals with
with
organizational
organizational goals
goals
Cooperation
Cooperation isis more
more effective
effective than
than conflict
conflict
Free
Free expression
expression ofoffeelings
feelings isis an
an important
importantingredient
ingredient
for
forcommitment
commitment to towork
work
Sense
Senseof ofcommitment
commitmenthelps helps toto accept
accept change
change
Change
Change cannot
cannot be
be implemented
implemented in in isolation
isolation
The
The Development
Development Process
Process
Internal
Internal diagnosis
diagnosis of of the
the problem
problem
Data
Data collection
collection
Data
Data feedback
feedback and
and confirmation
confirmation
Planning
Planning strategy
strategy for
for change
change
Intervening
Intervening the
the system
system
Team
Team building
building
Evaluation
Evaluation
Techniques of OD-
Promoting Change
Sensitivity
Sensitivity Training
Training
Process
Process consultation
consultation
Team
Team development
development
Survey
Survey feedback
feedback
Third
Third party
party peace
peace making
making
Role
Role playing
playing
Structural
StructuralTechniques
Techniques
Appreciative
Appreciative enquiry
enquiry
Sensitivity
Sensitivity Training
Training
Also
Also called
called TTgroups
groups
Method
Method isis unstructured
unstructured group
group interaction
interaction
Members
Members interact
interact inin small
small groups
groups in
in open
open
environment
environment
Behavioral
Behavioral scientist
scientist professionally
professionally directs
directs the
the group
group
Groups
Groups learn
learn by
by observing
observing andand practicing
practicing
Participation
Participation isis encouraged
encouraged
Survey Feedback
Questionnaire
Questionnairebased
based
Interview
Interviewcancanfollow
followthat
that
Questionnaire
Questionnairedeals
dealswith
withattitude,
attitude,perceptions,
perceptions,
decision
decisionmaking,
making,cooperation
cooperationand andcoordination
coordination
Data
Datatabulated
tabulatedand
anddistributed
distributed
They
Theyareareclustered
clusteredtotoidentify
identifyproblems
problemsofofthe
thegroup
group
Discussions
Discussionson onthe
thetopic
topicofofproblem
problem
Process Consultation
ItItisisaasuperior
superiorstyle
styleofofmanagement
managementconsulting
consulting
Outside
Outsideexpert
expertassists
assistsaaclient
clienttotoperceive,
perceive,
understand
understandand andwork
workon onthe
theevents
events
Improves
Improvesorganizational
organizationaleffectiveness
effectiveness
involves
involvesaamix mixofofexpert
expertandandprocess
processmodels
models
Solutions are specifically tailored to the situation
Solutions are specifically tailored to the situation
Wider
Widerapplication
applicationofoftechniques
techniquesand andmethods.
methods.
ItItisisaajoint
jointeffort
effortbybyclient
clientand
andconsultant
consultant
Team
Team Building
Building
High
High interaction
interaction among
among team
team members
membersto to increase
increasetrust
trust
and
and openness
openness
Within
Within group
group oror intergroup
intergroup
Applicable
Applicablewhere
where activities
activitiesare
areinterdependent
interdependent
Thrust
Thrust areas
areas are
aregoal
goal setting,
setting, development
development of of
interpersonal
interpersonal relations,
relations, role
role analysis,
analysis, team
team process
process
analysis
analysisetc.
etc.
Team
Team members
membersdefines
definesthethe goal,
goal, discusses
discusses,,evaluates,
evaluates,
identifies
identifies problem
problem areas
areas
Parallel
Parallel Learning
Learning Approach
Approach
Groups representing various levels and functions work to open new channels
Groups representing various levels and functions work to open new channels
of communication outside of and parallel to the normal, hierarchical structure.
of communication outside of and parallel to the normal, hierarchical structure.
It is a form of Knowledge Management.
It is a form of Knowledge Management.
Knowledge Management involves capturing the organization's collective
Knowledge Management involves capturing the organization's collective
expertise wherever it resides (in databases, on paper, or in people's heads) and
expertise wherever it resides (in databases, on paper, or in people's heads) and
distributing it to the people who need it in a timely and efficient way.
distributing it to the people who need it in a timely and efficient way.
To develop and implement organization-wide innovations.
To develop and implement organization-wide innovations.
To foster innovation and creativity
To foster innovation and creativity
To capture the organization's collective expertise.
To capture the organization's collective expertise.
Appreciative
Appreciative Enquiry
Enquiry
ItIt accentuates
accentuates all all positive
positive
Sorts
Sorts out
out the
the strengths
strengths and
and tries
tries to
to work
work on
on them
them
The
The focus
focus isis therefore
therefore onon the
the successes
successes
ItIt builds
builds confidence,
confidence, boostsboosts up
up performance
performance andand
develops
develops aa competitive
competitive advantage
advantage
Requires
Requires aa change
change agent
agent
Steps
Steps involved
involved are are discovery,
discovery, dreaming,
dreaming, design
design and
and
destiny
destiny
Drafting
Drafting an an action
action plan
plan and
and developing
developing
implementation
implementation strategies
strategies
OD
ODTechniques
TechniquestotoDeal
Dealwith
with
Resistance
Resistanceto
toChange
Change
Education
Educationandandcommunication
communication
Participation
Participationand
andempowerment
empowerment
Facilitation
Facilitation
Bargaining
BargainingandandNegotiation
Negotiation
Manipulation
Manipulation
Coercion
Coercion
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