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Change Management Altering Mindsets In A Global Context Response Books V Nilakant

Name: Change Management Altering Mindsets In A Global Context Response Books V Nilakant
SKU: BELL-2203890
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Publisher: Response Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.66 MB

Pages: 356

Author: V Nilakant, S Ramnarayan

ISBN: 0761934685, 9780761934684

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Change Management Altering Mindsets In A Global Context Response Books V Nilakant by V Nilakant, S Ramnarayan 0761934685, 9780761934684 instant download after payment.

This book presents a new and fundamentally different way of understanding organizational change. The authors present a new model of change management which identifies four core tasks that are crucial to the success of any change initiative in organizations. These are: appreciating change, mobilizing support for change, executing change and building change capability. They contend that failures of change initiatives result from failure to manage one or more of these tasks effectively.