Achieving Successful Business Change BCS - 9 May 2006 Geoff Llewellyn

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Achieving Successful
Business Change
BCS - 9 May 2006
Geoff Llewellyn
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Beginning
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Successful change leadership needs three
key components:
• Research to understand organisation's
starting point, environment and capability to
change
• Planning to identify, scope and specify the
necessary steps from “current state” to “
desired future state”
• Motivation of individuals to make the change
happen
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..and handle challenging
circumstances
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The RPM Change
Leadership cycle
Planning
Research
“Terrain Mapping”
“Shared Perspectives
and Action Programme”
Motivation
“Focused Communication
and Resource Mobilisation”
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The Change “Stage”
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Imagine!
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Research for “Terrain
mapping”
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Internal and external change drivers : acquisition,
competitive threat, technical change or others reasons for
change
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Sorting and transforming information from the “data chaff”
and identifying the data gaps
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Identify where you are, where you might want to go, and
how you might get there
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The “Fishy Prince”- eclectic combination of techniques
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Create PID to capture the aims, players and deliverables of
the project at the outset
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The Analytical
Fishbone
Positives:
“Effectiveness” issues:
Environmental
Drivers
Client:
Desired
future
state
Current
State
Other Players:
Negatives:
“Efficiency” issues
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Establishing a different
perspective
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Planning
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Avoid “doorstops” and “paperweights” – plans
must enhance the chance of success
Tune in to existing planning culture
Process often is as important as output
Can be the first time that cross-functional
cooperation has been achieved
Develops a jointly-owned programme of action
and shares understanding of the alternatives and
fall backs
Invaluable opportunity to set out the business
mission to mobilise whole team and raise
expectations
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The Planning Fishbone
Customer
relationships
Delivery of
Service
Thought leadership
Other stakeholder
relationships
Competition
New Prod. /
Serv Devel
Desired
future state
Current
State
New business
Contract and
commercials
Account team
Communications
building
/Promotion
Admin and
processes
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Motivation
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Where the rubber meets the road
Address lack of commitment, sympathy ,
energy, clarity and articulation
Covers all players from top to bottom
Gleicher's Formula is the key:
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D x V x F > R Where:
D is Dissatisfaction with the status quo
V is Vision of what is possible;
F is Initial, concrete steps that can be taken
towards achieving the vision.
• While R represents to resistance to change
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Execution
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Need to ensure that “D” is well
understood and documented , the
“V” is well structured and articulated,
and the “F” is well defined to provide
the roadmap for change.
Similarly, the “R” must be thoroughly
understood and handled
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Audience/Message matrix
Audience
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Desired
future
view
Messages
Evidence
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… need to assemble
persuasive arguments
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End
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Change is not optional – it’s essential
The RPM business change methodology helps
lead change with greater confidence of success,
by addressing three vital elements that can make
or break any change project:
- Research to give the solid information base for decisions
- Planning excellence to relate available resources and
desired objectives in a disciplined way
- Motivation of people to execute plans, based on an
understanding of business culture and change-readiness
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Management is about doing things right Leadership is doing the right things
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Ono - it’s the end!
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Questions?
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