I went to a meeting of the Change Management Institute on Tuesday night which included a presentation from Simon Moran, the Head of Process and Change at London Underground. imon described how over the last 6 years he had been building an internal capability for managing and effectively implementing change. Simon and his team support change initiatives by helping staff understand how people react to change, and providing them with a lifecycle model so that they can clearly see the steps that will take them from the current state to delivery of the change vision. I thought it was really interesting that London Underground have had this team in place for so long, because many organisations that Maven are working with are just beginning this journey. There is definitely a demand from organisations to get better at implementing change, and a realisation that this capability does not happen by accident. If you are facing a similar challenge, have a look at this Quick Guide for ideas on how to get started in managing change: http://www.maventraining.co.uk/media/39/639-how-to-get-started-managing-a-change-initiative.pdf If you are interested in formalising your knowledge about change management, have a look at this Quick Guide: http://www.maventraining.co.uk/media/73/573-change-management-quick-guide-2-0.pdf
Source: http://maventraining.blogspot.com/2011/07/business-transformation.html
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