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1.Introduction (4 criteria)
“It is important to remember that we cannot become what we need to be, by remaining
what we are.” (Depree, 1987)
Change is a common thread that runs through all businesses regardless of size,
industry, and age. Our world is changing fast, and organizations must change quickly,
too. Organizations that handle change well thrive, whilst those that do not may struggle
to survive. (MindTools, n.d.)
And to effectively apply adaptive changes the change must be managed thoroughly
a planned and controlled process, that is why the change management process raised
to help the organizations to successfully implement strategies and methods for effecting
change and helping people to accept and adapt to change.
One of the biggest organizations in MENA region in the healthcare sector is AMICO
company, it has a lot of changes from technological, structure and infrastructure in the
last decade this research will pick two types of these changes to be analyzed using one
of the change management models ADKAR using its tactics and KPIs to find out the
gaps and recommend a solution to fulfil them.
The chapter starts with an introduction about the change and the need for change
management followed by a profile for a case organization then literature review
descripting the change management process and its models with a focus on ADKAR
model, followed by analysis for two changes has been done in the case organization to
find the gaps, the results of the data analysis, and a discussion of the key findings to
find out the recommended solutions for the identified gaps, The chapter closes with a
summary and conclusion.
3.Literature Review
3.1. Change management process
The change management process is the sequence of steps or activities that a change
management team or project leader follow to apply change management to a change
to drive individual transitions and ensure the project meets its intended outcomes.
(Prosci, n.d)
To ensure a successful change management process the following key elements to be
followed: (Prosci, n.d)
Readiness assessments
Communication and communication planning
Sponsor activities and sponsor roadmaps
Coaching and manager training for change management
Training and employee training development
Resistance management
Data collection, feedback analysis and corrective action
Celebrating and recognizing success
After-project review.
3.2. Change management models
There are many change management models out there. However, we have chosen
the top 3 models used by successful companies across the world.
A) Lewin’s Change Management Model
Lewin’s Change Management Model is one of the most popular, most accepted, and
most effective models that make it possible for companies to understand organizational
and structured change. This model consists of three main stages which are:
Unfreeze
Change
Refreeze
B) Kotter’s change management theory
It is divided into eight stages where each one of them focuses on a key principle that is
associated with the response of people to change.
THE 8-STEP PROCESS FOR LEADING CHANGE (Kotter, 2014)
- Create a sense of urgency
- Build a guiding coalition
- Form a strategic vision and initiatives
- Enlist a volunteer army
- Enable action by removing barriers
- Generate short-term wins
- Sustain acceleration
- Institute change
C) ADKAR Model
This model will be covered in detail in the next point, as it is the tool analysis for this
research focusing on the organizational individual change
4.Analysis
4.1. Change 1 analysis (process, ADKAR, tools/tactics/KPIs, ,
risks/resistance, gap)
4.2. Change 2 analysis (process, ADKAR, tools/tactics/KPIs,
risks/resistance, gaps)
5.Recommendations
solutions for the identified gaps from the analysis