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Newly released webinars |
Roles in change management
- Examine the different actors in successful change
- Includes: project leaders, project teams, project
support functions (HR, OD, communication, training),
executives, upper management, front-line managers and
supervisors
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Change saturation and portfolio
- Benchmarking findings on the prevalence and impact
of having too much change
- Framework for mapping, understanding and managing
the entire portfolio of change
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Prosci Change Mgmt Methodology
- Individual change management
- Organizational change management
- Integrating best practices
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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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Role of executives in sponsoring change - Basic
- Why sponsors are so critical
- Sponsor roles and responsibilities
- Getting sponsors on board
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2007 Best Practices study insights
- Study background
- Participant profiles
- Key insights and what they mean
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Elevator speeches - Advanced
- How do you get people to understand change
management
- How do you appeal to what they care about
- Share your own elevator speech!
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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:
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Change management needs
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Project positioning
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Change management readiness
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Connecting CM to business results
- The importance of the individual
- The P-P-P-P framework
- Measuring change management effectiveness
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PCT Application - Advanced
- Taking the PCT assessment to the next level
- From a group
- Over time
- Across the organization
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Foundational sessions |
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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Defining change management, project management
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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Basic track |
Advanced track |
Role of managers and supervisors in leading change
- Key principles of change
- Three roles of managers and supervisors
- Benchmarking results
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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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Applying
ADKAR - A model for change
- Individual change management model and how it is
applied
- Change management planning
- Change management roles
- Diagnosing gaps
- Developing corrective actions
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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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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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Enterprise Change Management
(ECM)
- Building the organizational competency to manage
change
- What is ECM?
- Why ECM?
- ECM dimensions: who, when and how
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Managing resistance
- Understanding organizational and personal contexts
for resistance
- Flight/risk model
- Proactive resistance management
- Reactive resistance management
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Positioning to Succeed
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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 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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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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