Managing Change Flashcards

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What are external changes?

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The firm cannot control these changes. External causes of change can come from any of the pestel -C factors.

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What are examples of external changes?

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Social trends, laws/regulations, economic conditions

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What are internal causes?

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They come from within the business and is change that is caused by the decisions the business makes.

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What are some examples of internal changes?

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Growth, de-layering, change due to a new leader, change due to poor performance.

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What are the 4 types of change?

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Rapid and unexpected, long term, incremental, disruptive

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What is rapid and unexpected change?

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Natural disasters etc.

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What is long term change?

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There are predictable changes that can be planned for, eg. Ageing population, shift in economic power

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What is incremental change?

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Step by step change. Many small changes made day-to-day as management respond to threats and opportunities.

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What is disruptive change?

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‘Game-changing’ developments in industry. For example, rapid improvements in technology have been a leading driver of disruptive change.

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What is change management?

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An approach that ensures that changes are smoothly and successfully implemented and that lasting benefits of change are achieved.

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What is Lewin’s force field analysis?

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It’s when you weigh up the advantages and disadvantages of a project to help decide whether any proposed change is worth implementing.

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What is Lewin’s force field analysis?

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It is a way of weighing up the pros and cons of a project, to help decide whether any proposed change is worth implementing. These are known as driving and restraining forces.

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What is a driving force?

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A push for change

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What is a restraining force?

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Act against a proposal for change

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What is an equilibrium?

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The restraining and driving forces cancelling each other out.

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Explain the layout of Lewin’s force field analysis.

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What are some problems using the force field analysis?

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Not all relevant forces may be considered.
The weights attached to the forces are subjective and may be biased.