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Types of Change

Communicating the Vision
Communicating the Vision

Senior leaders and the guiding coalition find ways to communicate the change vision in their daily operations and existing processes to promote its acceptance. Third, the use of verbal pictures in language is important to communicating the change vision.

Consolidating Improvements and Producing Still More Change
Consolidating Improvements and Producing Still More Change

In any change process, beware celebrating change too early. In Kotter's seminal book Leading Change, the change process includes a step to consolidate the improvements to date and highlights the continued effort to produce still more change, even at this late stage.

Create a Vision
Create a Vision

A change vision is not the same thing as a corporate vision. Both are important, but anyone who wants to successfully make a large-scale change in their organization needs to understand how they’re different. I walk you through this in the video below and give you some specific tips on creating a great change vision.

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Developmental
Developmental

Definition of DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGE: Change that uses what exists and improves it with minimal progress for an organization. Refer to transformational change and transitional The Law Dictionary Featuring Black's Law Dictionary Free Online Legal Dictionary 2nd Ed.

Empowering Others to act on the Vision
Empowering Others to act on the Vision

The time to empower others to act on the need to change should happen once the foundations are put in place, that is, a considerable way into the overall change process. Kotter's seminal book Leading Change proposes the urgency for change needs to be established first, a guiding coalition put in place, a vision created and communicated and then we need to remove barriers to allow individuals to act on the vision.

Establish a Sense of Urgency
Establish a Sense of Urgency

Video: Establishing a Sense of Urgency in Kotter's Model: Definition & Explanation In this lesson, we will explore the first stage (establishing a sense of urgency) of John Kotter's well-known 8-stage model of change. Kotter's model is useful to organizations of any size looking to implement critical strategic changes.

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Form a Powerful Coalition
Form a Powerful Coalition

The second step of Kotter's change model is creating a guiding coalition. The success of a change effort depends on the quality of this guiding coalition. The success of a change effort depends on the quality of this guiding coalition.

Institutionalising new Approaches
Institutionalising new Approaches

A change in culture comes after individuals have experienced the change, usually for long periods of time and when the experience is approaching the norm. Individual's actions and behaviours are the key to bringing about changes in culture, and this comes at the end of the change process, not at the beginning.

Planning for and Creating Short Term Wins
Planning for and Creating Short Term Wins

Generating short-term wins is the sixth step of John Kotter’s, eight step Leading Change Model. What is a Short-term Win? A short-term win is an organizational improvement that can be implemented in 6 to 18 months. An effective short-term win is not a gimmick. It is a significant organizational improvement.

Transformational
Transformational

This transformational change in Microsoft from a company that put resources toward mp3 players to a company that focuses on software development and operating systems was a seismic shift in their business modus operandi.

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Transitional
Transitional

Definition of transitional change: A shift in the way a process is completed, designed to increase efficiency. A transitional change could involve the automation of a manufacturing process that was once done by hand.