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Force Field Analysis. E q u i l i b r i u m. Forces. Forces. Against. For. Change. Change. Strong Weak. No Discontinuous Change Change Sporadic Continuous Change Change. Resistance Forces. Weak Strong. Change Forces. The Change Process.
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Force Field Analysis E q u i l i b r i u m Forces Forces Against For Change Change
Strong Weak No Discontinuous Change Change Sporadic Continuous Change Change Resistance Forces Weak Strong Change Forces
The Change Process Unfreezing Change Refreezing
A System’s Model of Change Structure Technology Strategy Products People/Culture
Magnitude of Change Efforts Large System Interventions Small Group Interventions Person-focused Interventions
Overcoming Resistance to Change Participation & Involvement Education & Communication Facilitation & Support Negotiation & Agreement Manipulation & Cooptation Explicit & Implicit Coercion
How Companies “Manage” Change Some don’t. They react after the fact Some rely on “experts” business schools management consultants gurus Some build change into their orgs.
A Sampling of Management Techniques T-groups Corporate Culture Decentralization One Minute Manager Matrix Restructuring Diversification Competitive Advantage Managerial Grid Downsizing Job Enrichment TQM Zero Based Budgeting Self-Managed Teams Portfolio Mgmt. The Learning Org. Strategic Planning 3600 Feedback Theory Z Open Book Management Intrapreneuring Knowledge Management
Org. Change & the Organizational Life Cycle Entrepreneurial Collectivity Formalization Elaboration of Stage Stage & Control Structure Stage Org Issue Birth Growth Maturity Decline Popular Concentration Horizontal Diversification Turnaround Strategies in a niche & Vertical Concentric or Integration Conglomerate Retrenchment Likely Entrepreneur Functional Decentralized Structural Structure dominated Profit Centers Surgery Innovation Invention Product Implementation Renewal Enhancement Focus Survival, Growth Efficiency & Restructuring Resource Coordination Downsizing acquisition
Organizational Development An effort that is: -planned -organization-wide -managed from the top in order to -increase org. effectiveness & health through -planned intervention -using behavioral science knowledge
The OD Process 1. Identify the need for change 2. Selection of a change technique 3. Solicit top management support 4. Implement the change 5. Evaluation of the OD effort
3 Biggest Mistakes in OD 1. Poor diagnosis 2. Neglect to take a systems view 3. Little systematic evaluation