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Cost-benefit analysis for change management
February 8 & 9, 2012Although a greater recognition of
the need for change management has been a growing trend
identified by study participants in recent years, many
practitioners still find themselves working to justify the
value of change management. In this webinar, learn how to
conduct a cost-benefit analysis for change management and
position change management as a “must have” rather than a
“nice to have”. See the latest data on the cost components
of change management and five benefit perspectives you can
use immediately on a project.
Agenda:
- Definition
- The cornerstone - benefits realization
- Cost components of change management
- Benefit perspectives of change management
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Integrating change
management and project management
February 22 & 23, 2012For changes to succeed,
structured approaches are need for both the technical side
of the change (through project management) and for the
people side of the change (through change management). These
two complementary disciplines share a common objective - to
improve the performance of the organization by implementing
a change. However, bringing these two disciplines together
can sometimes be challenging. This webinar looks at how to
integrate change management and project management across a
number of dimensions to deliver a unified solution for
benefit realization.
Agenda:
- Foundation
+ Project management
+ Change management
- Dimensions of integration
+ People
+ Process
+ Tools
+ Methodologies
+ Results and outcomes
- Some interesting questions to consider
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Five levers of change management
February 29 & March 1, 2012While the ultimate goal of
change management is to enable individuals to successfully
move from their own current state to their own future state,
change management practitioners use a variety of tools at an
organizational level to manage the change of large scale
projects. This webinar presents the five levers or tools
that change management practitioners use to bring about
individual change: communications plan, sponsor roadmap,
coaching plan, training plan and resistance management plan.
Learn what the best practices research tells us about each
of the five levers available to change management
practitioners.
Agenda:
- Change management process overview
- Communications plan
- Sponsor roadmap
- Coaching plan
- Training plan
- Resistance management plan
- The end result
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Applying the Prosci ADKAR®
Model
March 7 & 8, 2012The Prosci ADKAR® Model describes
the five building blocks of successful change at the
individual level. In times of change - whether at home, in
the community or at work - individuals need Awareness,
Desire, Knowledge, Ability and Reinforcement to successfully
make a change. This webinar presents the Prosci ADKAR Model
and six applications of the model for change management
professionals.
Agenda:
- The Prosci ADKAR® Model
+ Awareness
+ Desire
+ Knowledge
+ Ability
+ Reinforcement
- Applying ADKAR
+ Six applications
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Effectively positioning change management
March 14 & 15, 2012The term "change management" can
mean many different things to many different people. This
webinar is about how to position change management -
managing the people side of change - in relation to success
on projects and for the organization. With a more clear
understanding of change management's definition and scope,
you will be in a better position to support successful
change in your organization. We will examine the definition
of change management and the three distinct clauses that
form the definition. We will also look at Prosci's taxonomy
for scoping change management to see what is in and what is
out of the scope of change management. Finally, we will
examine how you can have effective “what is change
management” discussions with a variety of audiences.
Agenda:
- Importance of definition and scope
- Positioning change management
+ Setting the stage
+ “change” vs “change management”
- Definition
- Scope
- Having the “what is change management” discussion
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NEW - Insights from Prosci’s
new benchmarking study
March 21 & 22, 2012In 2012, Prosci will release the
seven edition of the benchmarking report Best Practices in
Change Management. The seventh edition combines findings
from the latest round of research with 650 participants and
findings from the previous studies to create the most
comprehensive body of knowledge available on managing the
people side of change. Find out what hundreds of change
management practitioners say you must do, and must not do,
to drive success on your projects and initiatives. Note: the
2012 edition of Best Practices in Change Management is
expected to be available for purchase the first week of
March 2012.
Agenda:
- Research foundation
- New structure
- New topics and data
- Study participant profile
- Insights and highlights
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Managing resistance Resistance is a
natural human reaction to change. In fact, recent research
indicates that it is actually a physiological response.
However, there are approaches you can use to address and
mitigate resistance. When introducing organizational change,
you should expect and be prepared for resistance. This
webinar presents key benchmarking findings and tips for
managing resistance.
Agenda:
- Resistance foundation
- Resistance prevention
- Proactive resistance management
- Reactive resistance management
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Change Management
Scorecard Measuring the impact of change management is
a hot topic for many change management professionals. This
new webinar will introduce Prosci's Change Management
Scorecard - an approach for evaluating the effectiveness and
impact of change management work on a project or initiative.
By looking at two sides of change management effectiveness –
a process and activity audit and an outcome audit –
practitioners will be able to evaluate how well change was
managed on a given project or initiative.
Agenda:
- Change management foundation
- Scorecard foundation
- Process and activity audit
- Outcome audit
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Cost-benefit analysis for change management
Although a greater recognition of the need for change
management has been a growing trend identified by study
participants in recent years, many practitioners still find
themselves working to justify the value of change
management. In this webinar, learn how to conduct a
cost-benefit analysis for change management and position
change management as a “must have” rather than a “nice to
have”.
- Definition
- The
cornerstone – benefits realization
- Cost
components of change management
- Benefit perspectives of change management
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Change
saturation and portfolio management
Change saturation is becoming a reality for many
organizations – where the amount of change is so high that
it is negatively impacting individuals, project outcomes and
organizational performance. In this webinar, examine why change
saturation is occurring. See process-based
approach for understanding the portfolio of
change and its cumulative and collective impact on
employees.
- Change saturation
- What it is
- Why it happen
- What are the consequences
- Prosci Change Portfolio Management Process
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Prosci Methodology
Methodologies provide structure and purpose to a
discipline. A change management methodology provides an
intentional approach for managing the people side of a
project or initiative. This webinar presents Prosci's Change
Management Methodology. In the webinar, learn about the
Prosci ADKAR® Model for individual change management and the
Prosci 3-Phase Change Management Process for organizational
change management. Learn how the fusion of individual and
organizational change management is necessary to drive
project results and outcomes.
- Methodology foundation
- Individual change management
- Organizational change management
- Putting the pieces together
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Roles in change management
Change management is not done by one person, or even by a
team. Effective change management requires involvement and
action by leadership and management throughout an
organization. In this webinar, learn about the five roles in
change management including the employee-facing roles and
the enabling roles. Understand why the unique
responsibilities of each role and why each is important
in driving successful
change.
- Focus of change management as the foundation of
roles
- Change management roles
- 5 roles
- Why are they important
- What do they do
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Prosci PCT Model The Prosci PCT Model (Project Change Triangle) describes
the three essential elements of successful projects and
initiatives - Leadership/Sponsorship providing governance
and direction, Project Management addressing the technical
side of change and Change Management addressing the people
side of change. In this webinar, learn how to apply the
model and complete a real-time assessment to determine your
project health and where you need to focus energy.
- Foundation of the Prosci PCT Model
- Definitions
- Assessment
- Applications
- PCT Analyzer
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Integrating change management and project
management For changes to succeed, structured approaches are needed
for the technical side of the change (through project
management) and for the people side of the change (through
change management). These two complementary disciplines
share a common objective - to improve the performance of the
organization by implementing a change. However, bringing
these two disciplines together can sometimes be challenging.
This webinar looks at how to integrate change management and
project management.
- Foundation
- Project management
- Change management
- Integrating the disciplines
- From a tool set perspective
- On a project perspective
- At a methodology level
- For the organization
- Thought provoking questions
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The case for change management
- Begin with the end
- Reframing how we view changing
- Putting people into the equation
- Three people side factors
- Correlation data
- What if we don’t manage the change?
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The five levers of change management
- Change management process overview
- Communications plan
- Sponsor roadmap
- Coaching plan
- Training plan
- Resistance management plan
- The end result
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NEW - Change Management Scorecard
- Change management foundation
- Scorecard foundation
- Process and activity audit
- Outcome audit
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Effectively positioning change management
- Importance of definition and scope
- Positioning change management
- Setting the stage
- “change” vs “change management”
- Definition
- Scope
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Cost-benefit analysis for change management
- Definition
- Cost components
- Benefit perspectives
- Three "people side" ROI factors
- Cost avoidance
- Risk mitigation
- Benefits realization insurance
- Probability of meeting objectives
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Change management myths
- Foundation of myths
- Five common change management myths, sources and how
to address
- I’m responsible for the “hard” side of the
project, not the “soft” stuff.
- We are introducing change and managing the
project, so aren’t we managing change?
- I have a communication plan, isn’t that enough?
- We assigned a change management resource for the
project, isn't that enough?
- Our project is struggling, change management is
the silver bullet.
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Prosci Change Mgmt Methodology
- Methodology foundation
- Individual change management
- Organizational change management
- Putting the pieces together
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Integrating change mgmt and project mgmt
- Foundation: Project mgmt and Change mgmt
- Integrating Resources: Who does the work
- Integrating Tasks: Sequencing the work
- A warning on integration
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ROI and change management measurement
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Overview of Prosci training offerings
- Prosci background
- Training offerings: Certification; Sponsor program;
Manager program; Employee program; Advanced change
management; Train-the-trainer
- Intended audience, objectives, structure and
materials
- Conclusion
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Roles in change management
- Focus of change management: As the foundation of
roles
- Change management roles
- 5 roles
- Why are they important
- What do they do
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Importance and role of sponsors
- Why sponsors are important
- Sponsor roles
- Sponsor mistakes
- Using ADKAR with sponsors
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Importance and role of managers and supervisors
- Why managers are critical during change
- Context for the manager engagement
- Prosci process for managers and supervisors
- Benchmarking results
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Change Mgmt Job Description
- What is the role of the change management specialist
or consultant in the organization?
- The Change Management Office
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Connecting change mgmt to business results
- P-P-P-P exercise
- States of change
- Correlation data
- Measurement
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Selling change management into the
organization
- Making the case for applying change management
- Targeting the different audiences in the
organization
- Creating unique, customized and compelling value
propositions
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Highlights from 2009 benchmarking study
- Study foundation
- Key findings
- What they mean to you
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Holding a Best Practices Roundtable
- What is a Best Practices Roundtable?
- Who should hold a Best Practices Roundtable?
- What does Prosci provide?
- Outline of Discussion Guide
- Overview of report
- How do you get started?
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Top trends in change management
- Study foundation
- Top ten trends
- What they mean to you
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Change
saturation and portfolio management
- Change saturation
- What it is
- Why it happen
- What are the consequences
- Prosci Change Saturation Model
- Prosci Change Portfolio Management Process
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Defining change mgmt, project
mgmt and "the change"
- Understand how change mgmt and project mgmt are two
distinct tools used to support change implementation
- See how the two are separate but integrated
- How to help others see the difference
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Seven principles of change management
- Prosci's seven foundational principles
- How to apply them
- How they can make you a better manager even if you
are not part of a formal change management program
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Prosci PCT (Project Change Triangle)
- A model
that describes the three key components of successful
projects: Leadership, Project management and Change
management
- Includes
project assessment
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Best practices audit - how do you score?
- Top 5 contributors to success
- What do they mean to your projects?
- How well are you performing?
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Applying ADKAR - A model for change
- The need for an individual change management model
- ADKAR - building blocks of successful change
- Six applications of Prosci's ADKAR Model
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Change as a process
- The three states of change - current state, future
state and transition
- How individuals and organizations experience change
- Steps to improve the outcome of the transition and
future state
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Managing resistance
- Resistance foundation
- Resistance prevention
- Proactive resistance management
- Reactive resistance management
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Positioning to Succeed
- A
checklist of 'must do' activities for managing change
- A look
at how managing change impacts project ROI
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Suggestions for using the checklist on current and
upcoming projects
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Change saturation
- Saturation foundation
- What it is? Why it happens? What are the
impacts?
- Prosci Change Saturation Model
- Managing saturation
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Change Portfolio Management
- Need for portfolio management
- Conceptual build
- Prosci Change Portfolio Management Process
- Change Portfolio Toolkit
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Elevator speeches
- Basics of effective elevator speeches
- The “what” question
- The “why” question
- How you tell a story that matters
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PCT Application
- Taking the PCT assessment to the next level
- From a group
- Over time
- Across the organization
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Project ECM (Enterprise Change Management)
- Project ECM: a change and a project
- Current state of Project ECM
- Future state of Project ECM
- Transition state of Project ECM
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Positioning to Succeed
- A
checklist of 'must do' activities for managing change
- A look
at how managing change impacts project ROI
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Suggestions for using the checklist on current and
upcoming projects
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Change management planning for 2008
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Framework for evaluating organizational readiness to
manage upcoming changes
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Evaluate:
Change management needs,
Project positioning,
Change management readiness
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ROI of change management
- The three human factors that constrain a project's
ROI
- Speed of adoption
- Ultimate utilization
- Proficiency
- Graphs to illustrate the impact of poorly managed
change
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Top 10 best practice insights
- Highlights from our latest benchmarking study with
411 participants from across the globe
- What is working and what is not working
- What teams would do differently on their next
project
- Special findings from the most recent study
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2007 Best Practices study insights
- Study background
- Participant profiles
- Key insights and what they mean
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