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Vaishnavi helps customers prepare for change by developing a planned approach to change in an organization. The objective is to maximize the collective benefits for all involved in the change and minimize the risk of failure of implementing the change. Every large initiative can appear potentially daunting and overwhelming if not split into manageable chunks.
A process always runs the risk of losing steam if there are no short-term goals and short-term wins defined and communicated appropriately. Short-term wins create enthusiasm and confidence amongst people and aid in team building. |
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• Mergers and Acquisitions |
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• Joint Ventures |
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• Business Reengineering |
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Phase I- preparing for change |
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• Define change management strategy |
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• Prepare the team |
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Phase II - Managing Change |
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• Develop plans |
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• Implement plans |
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Phase III - Reinforcing Change |
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• Collect and analyse feedback |
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• Identify gaps and manage resistance |
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• Implement corrective actions |
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• Celebrate success |
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