Change
Management
"Culture eats strategy for breakfast."
A brilliant strategy becomes suddenly dull if the people required to implement it continue working the way they always have. Effectively managing change requires strong leadership, a clear sense of purpose, effective communication, and meaningful inclusion of the people who will need to make the key changes.
Processes, structures and systems will also need to be aligned to support and reinforce the change. However, the support of the organization - the people - is what will make or break the strategy. When AMI works with leaders to manage change, we focus on the transformational components related to the people in addition to addressing the tools and support mechanisms that will enable positive, enduring change.
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Client Goal |
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The AMI Solution |
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International operations group required
by regulators to transition from a manual
to an automated environment |
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Defined the organization's new business
processes
Developed the management communications
for informing the organization throughout
the project
Developed the systems training program
Trained the organization on the new
business processes and impact on roles
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IT
division was implementing a new business
strategy and supporting processes in
order to transition from a maintenance
focused systems development shop to
a customer focused shop driven by business
strategy. |
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Refined
the approach to the business processes
to ensure the appropriate people
were in the right roles to be successful
Established a prioritization structure
to guide decision making for future
and ongoing projects
Designed and implemented training
and tools to address gaps
Developed communications and the
processes to inform IT organization
and internal customers of business
drivers for the change and the direct
impact to their roles and expectations
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