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Chapter 14: Implementing Strategic Change

14-1. Chapter 14: Implementing Strategic Change. Text by Charles W. L. Hill Gareth R. Jones. Multimedia Slides by Milton M. Pressley Univ. of New Orleans. 14-2. Preview. Strategic Change Determining the Need for Change Determining the Obstacles to Change

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Chapter 14: Implementing Strategic Change

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  1. 14-1 Chapter 14: Implementing Strategic Change Text by Charles W. L. Hill Gareth R. Jones Multimedia Slides by Milton M. Pressley Univ. of New Orleans

  2. 14-2 Preview • Strategic Change • Determining the Need for Change • Determining the Obstacles to Change • Strategic Change and Organizational Politics • Managing and Evaluating Change

  3. 14-3 Organizational Change • Strategic Change

  4. 14-4 Figure 14.1: Three Types of Strategic Change Reengineering Restructuring Types of Strategic Change Innovation

  5. 14-5 Organizational Change • Strategic Change • Reengineering Restructuring • Differentiation and Integration Reduction • Downsizing • Innovation

  6. 14-9 Determining the Need to Change Figure 14.2: Stages in the Change Process

  7. 14-9 Figure 14.2: Stages in the Change Process Determining the Obstacles to Change Determining the Need to Change

  8. 14-9 Figure 14.2: Stages in the Change Process Implementing Change Determining the Obstacles to Change Determining the Need to Change

  9. 14-9 Figure 14.2: Stages in the Change Process Evaluating Change Implementing Change Determining the Obstacles to Change Determining the Need to Change

  10. 14-10 Determining the Need for Change • Recognize a Gap Between Desired and Actual Performance • Analyze Current Position • Determine How to Achieve Desired Future State

  11. 14-11 Determining the Obstacles to Change • Corporate • Divisional • Functional • Individual Types of Obstacles to Change

  12. 14-17 Determining the Obstacles to Change (Continued) Figure 14.3: Stages in the Conflict Process Latent Conflict (Sources of Conflict)

  13. 14-17 Determining the Obstacles to Change (Continued) Figure 14.3: Stages in the Conflict Process Latent Conflict (Sources of Conflict) Perceived Conflict

  14. 14-17 Determining the Obstacles to Change (Continued) Figure 14.3: Stages in the Conflict Process Latent Conflict (Sources of Conflict) Perceived Conflict Felt Conflict

  15. 14-17 Determining the Obstacles to Change (Continued) Figure 14.3: Stages in the Conflict Process Latent Conflict (Sources of Conflict) Perceived Conflict Felt Conflict Manifest Conflict

  16. 14-17 Determining the Obstacles to Change (Continued) Figure 14.3: Stages in the Conflict Process Latent Conflict (Sources of Conflict) Perceived Conflict Felt Conflict Manifest Conflict Conflict Aftermath

  17. 14-17 Determining the Obstacles to Change (Continued) Figure 14.3: Stages in the Conflict Process Latent Conflict (Sources of Conflict) Perceived Conflict Felt Conflict Manifest Conflict Conflict Aftermath

  18. 14-18 Strategic Change and Organizational Politics • Organizational Politics

  19. 14-19 Strategic Change and Organizational Politics (Continued) • Sources of Organizational Politics

  20. 14-20 Total Information Available Selected Information Available Agreement over Organizational Goals Disagreement over Organizational Goals Agreement over the Appropriate Means for Achieving Goals Disagreement over the Appropriate Means for Achieving Goals Decision Making by Negotiation, Bargain- ing, and Compromise Decision Making by Calculated Plan Figure 14.4: Rational and Political Views of Decision Making Rational View Political View

  21. 14-21 High Organizational Performance Low A Low High (Optimal Level) Level of Organizational Politics Figure 14.5: Effect of Organizational Politics on Performance

  22. 14-22 Strategic Change and Organizational Politics (Continued) • Legitimate Power and Politics • Informal Power and Politics • Sources of Organizational Politics

  23. 14-23 Ability to Cope with Uncertainty Centrality Control Over Information Functional or Divisional Power Nonsubstitutability Control Over Contingencies Control Over Resources Figure 14.6: Sources of Power

  24. 14-24 Strategic Change and Organizational Politics (Continued) • Sources of Organizational Politics • Legitimate Power and Politics • Informal Power and Politics • Effects of Power and Politics on Strategic Change • Managing Organizational Politics

  25. 14-25 Managing and Evaluating Change • Top Down

  26. 14-26 Managing and Evaluating Change • Top Down • Bottom Up

  27. STRATEGIC CHANGE DETERMINING THE NEED FOR CHANGE DETERMINING THE OBSTACLES TO CHANGE STRATEGIC CHANGE AND ORGANIZATIONAL POLITICS MANAGING AND EVALUATING CHANGE 14-27 Chapter Summary

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