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GLYNDWR UNIVERSITY LONDON MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION STRATEGIC THINKING AND EFFECTING CHANGE ASSIGNMENT 2 SEEMA TABLE OF CONTENTS page Introduction 3 Change Management 3 Types of Changes 3 Change Management Process to be Used in Boondocks 4 Unfreezing 5 Change 5 Refreezing 6 Barriers for Change in Boondocks 6 Types of Leadership Styles Used Conclusion and Recommendations 7 Reference List 8 Introduction It is very important for an organization to maintain
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Management Gurus. Century Business‚ London. Kotter‚ J. P. 1978‚ Organizational Dynamics: Diagnosis and Intervention. MA‚ Addison-Wesley. Kotter‚ J.P. 1990‚ A Force of Change: How Leadership Differs from Management‚ The Free Press‚ London. Lewin‚ K. and Lippitt‚ R. 1939‚ “Kurt Lewin: groups‚ experiential learning and action research” infed‚ Smith‚ M. K. 2001‚ [Online] Available at: http://www.infed.org/thinkers/et-lewin.htm [accessed 08 November 2006]. Lewin‚ K. 1948‚ Resolving social conflicts; selected
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change‚ meaning change protocol is necessary. John Kotter (1995)‚ in his article about leading
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’s Consequences: International Differences in Work Related Values‚ Beverly Hills‚ CA‚ Sage Publications‚ reprinted 1984 . . Kotter‚ John and Heskett‚ James L. (1992) Corporate Culture and Performance‚ Free Press; ISBN 0-02-918467-3 . . Lewin‚ K. (1946).‘Action research and minority problems’. In Lewin‚ G. W. (Ed.)‚ Resolving Social Conflict. London: Harper & Row. . Lewin‚ K. (1947a).‘Frontiers in group dynamics’. In Cartwright‚ D. (Ed.)‚ Field Theory in Social Science. London: Social Science Paperbacks
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Introduction Organizational change‚ a vibrant force in the current scenario of rapid developments‚ is an in¬evitable feature of organizational life. The environment within and outside the organizations is changing at an ever-increasing pace‚ creating the need for faster response to the environment and eventually for deep seated transformations within the organizations themselves. Visit the link below to watch the video on Model of organizational change. Models of change Learning outcome: 4.0
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Bibliography: text reference | reference list | (Mind Tools‚1996) | Mind Tools‚1996‚ Kotters 8 step change model‚(online) available at http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newPPM_82.htm last accessed 11/10/2011 |
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“The Fluor Hanford case” By Carlos A. Ramirez OS 657 Leading Organizational Change Professor: Dr. Mary E. Graham Spring 2011
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References: and bibliographies: Balogun J‚ 2006‚ ’Managing change:steering a course between intended strategies and unanticipated outcomes ’‚ Long Range Planning‚ vol 39(1)‚ pp 29-49. Burnes‚ B (2004) Kurt Lewin and the Planned Approach to Change: A Re-appraisal Journal of Management Studies; Sep2004‚ Vol. 41 Issue 6‚ p977-1002. Burtonshaw-Gunn and Salameh. (2009) change management and orgnisation development. (online) availble at http://www.essentialtoolsseries
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Organizational change must be cared out methodically. Lewin and Kotter offer great models that can be used as guidelines for change (Kanicki & Kreitz‚ 2010). A change agent must focus on affecting the elements of change. From all the elements‚ I feel that people is the most important. Organizational structures‚ processes‚ visions‚ and methods can easily be changed by management. For the changes to be effective however people must accept and follow the changes. The case proposed change in a western
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