Change management: stakeholders & communication
Change projects
Change processes can only be "managed" to a limited extent. Change also happens without management through constant shifts driven by environmental conditions, micropolitics and structuration. When specific change processes are to be steered, this usually happens by setting up a change project with goals, schedules and measures. Whether such a project delivers real benefit and steers change productively depends not only on project management hard facts but above all on how far people's perspectives in the company are considered. Responsible change management should be installed that masters the essential leadership and control tools.Tasks: keeping soft facts in view
- Clarify need for change,
- Clarify decision structures,
- Analyse stakeholders and their interests,
- Surface and moderate conflicts,
- Create transparency,
- Ensure information and communication,
- Moderate co-determination,
- Involve stakeholders,
- Reconcile planning with reality,
- Assess training needs,
- Assess consequences of the change project,
- Evaluate outcomes
