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Organizational Change Management (OCM) is the critical process of preparing, motivating, and equipping people to meet new business challenges associated with change. Your employees, departments, and total organization must be properly prepared to achieve the business results expected from your investment in technology. Some of the unique benefits of implementing an OCM strategy from an organization's perspective are:
Environment:
It is important for an organization to understand, assess and gauge the dynamics in its external environment in order to develop and maintain an appropriate relationship with various actors like government, customers and society. Therefore, managers by knowing the subject of change management can better be prepared to understand whatever is going on in their environment.
Objectives:
Strategy formulation & implementation. Upon knowing the impact of change at all levels, strategy can be developed and deployed to seek acceptance of the change by all those impacted.
Employees:
As the recipients of change, it is imperative that your employees be well versed in both the rationale for the change and its impacts (positive and negative). A primary concern of organizations is to maintain a highly reliable and engaged workforce; therefore, employee acceptance must be planned for well in advance of the introduction of the change.
Technology:
Considered the engine of growth in today's world, technology change is perhaps the greatest challenge organizations face on a continual basis. Whether the technology to be introduced is built in-house or through acquisition, integration with your existing systems and culture will be naturally resisted. Since technology changes are continually introduced, management must recognize the need for and embrace OCM to better ensure success of the technology initiative. |
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