Detailed description is Managing change - personal and organizational Executive Management Consultant on Organizational and Personal Change:. . D.R.A.M.A.T.I.C.™ is a simple, memorable, architecture for change: Set Direction, provide Resources, Align power structure, Motivate people, Advertise the change, Train people, Integrate all these activities with the rest of what is happening, then people Commit to the change. Many authors describe commitment. This book describes it and explains how.. . What do you do facing 5,000, 20,000 or more people preparing for a technology solution and limited to about 2-3 years from "lust to dust"? What do you do facing your spouse, family, and your employer considering a job offer with heavy travel in a new city?. . The 8 chapters are my best thinking on each topic. Carry the book with you. Read a chapter, go to a meeting, ask brilliant questions. Drive the meeting – business or personal – to a better solution. . . Examples: What drives the motivations of these people? ; Have we used “day-in-the-life” techniques to compare AS-IS with TO-BE? ; What is the U.S.P. (unique selling proposition) for these changes and have we communicated that? ; Does anyone know “why” this is happening, and for those that know is “what” they know (“the why”) consistent or all over the map? Are we being D.R.A.M.A.T.I.C.™? And so on . . . . . The appendices have indispensable charts, graphs, presentation slides – all research based and even better used successfully in the field. And more references in the Bibliography.. . Organizations have been studied carefully the last 55 years, and in the last 20 there is a convergence of opinion that organizations are open-social-living-systems – profit, non-profit, governmental, political, NGO, national, trans-national, global, humanitarian, religious, extended families, even relationships. Consequently, managing change must be consistent with this fact. . . In the past, change management has been not used, underused (“change management lite”), or overused. Not any more. Managing change is not magic. You don’t have time for everything, but you do have time to be D.R.A.M.A.T.I.C..
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