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The Concept of Change Processes according to the Rules of Change Management

Titre: The Concept of Change Processes according to the Rules of Change Management

Dossier / Travail , 2014 , 29 Pages , Note: 1,0

Autor:in: Erna Fischer (Auteur)

Gestion d'entreprise - Direction d'entreprise, Management, Organisation
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The present term paper aims to present an expertise in change concepts following the rules of change management and using the example of the author’s work environment, the department of order management within the XY GmbH.
After an introduction to the topic of change in an organization, chapter 1 focuses on the work area of order management and its requirements.

In chapter 2, a SWOT-analysis for the area of work is performed and, based on this analysis, five significant changes for the area of work are introduced in chapter 3. Subsequently, a stakeholder-analysis is presented in chapter 4 and a force field analysis in chapter 5. After a brief discussion of the relevance of resistance and communication during a change process, a concrete course of action pertaining to the implementation of change measures for the XY GmbH is recommended and described.

To conclude, the work takes a critical position with regard to the feasibility of the proposed procedure.

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Table of Contents

1. WORK ENVIRONMENT OF THE XY GMBH

2. SWOT-ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ORDER MANAGEMENT

3. DESCRIPTION OF THE FIVE MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES

4. STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS

5. FORCE FIELD ANALYSIS

5.1 DEFINITION AND METHODOLOGY

5.2 DRIVING AND INHIBITING FORCES

5.3 DEALING WITH RESISTANCE IN THE COURSE OF THE CHANGE PROCESS

5.4 ROLE OF COMMUNICATION IN THE COURSE OF THE CHANGE PROCESS

6. DESCRIPTION OF AN IMPLEMENTATION APPROACH

7. REFLECTION AND REASONING BEHIND THE CHOSEN APPROACH

Objectives and Topics

This paper explores the application of change management principles within the order management department of XY GmbH. The primary objective is to evaluate the current organizational status and implement a structured change process that enhances operational efficiency, improves customer satisfaction, and prepares the workforce for future challenges through a systematic approach.

  • Analysis of the organizational work environment and departmental SWOT.
  • Identification of critical change areas including job enrichment and process optimization.
  • Stakeholder mapping and force field analysis to manage internal and external influences.
  • Practical implementation of Lewin's 3-phase model to ensure sustainable change.

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3. Description of the Five Most Important Changes

The SWOT- analysis pinpoints five changes with respective measures.

Job Enrichment

The task of the clerk evolves from order registration to order coordination. The clerk acts as ‘customer advocate’ embodying the responsibility and competency to demand the necessary work from employees in the interface departments so that customer orders can be shipped in a timely manner according to customer specifications. The tasks become more comprehensive and demand more responsibility.

The qualification of clerks is improved through continuing education and training measures.

Improving Customer Satisfaction through Optimized Delivery Performance

Customer satisfaction is one of the most important goals of XY. The compliance with delivery deadlines is an important customer request, namely delivery reliability to the customer-desired date and delivery reliability to the confirmed date. Meeting these expectations affords XY a considerable competitive advantage.

Controlling and Reporting

With the requirement to clearly enter and to manage dates, analyses of the ERP-system will allow statements about the current status, number and turnover volumes of orders in the future. Informative reports, like forecasts about reaching the monthly balance for executive and regional management, can be generated on short notice. If necessary, this makes an early reaction and intervention possible.

Goal-Oriented Employee Management

Because of the objective to enter and maintain the appointments precisely, the manager is able to get an overview over the employees’ work via a report from the ERP-System. Quickly, it can be seen when a mistake has been made and the manager is able to step in.

Summary of Chapters

1. WORK ENVIRONMENT OF THE XY GMBH: Describes the organizational structure and functional requirements of the order management department within XY GmbH.

2. SWOT-ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ORDER MANAGEMENT: Evaluates internal strengths and weaknesses alongside external opportunities and risks to identify strategic requirements.

3. DESCRIPTION OF THE FIVE MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES: Outlines five key areas for improvement, focusing on job enrichment, customer satisfaction, and reporting capabilities.

4. STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS: Identifies key internal and external interest groups and their roles in the planned change process.

5. FORCE FIELD ANALYSIS: Examines driving and inhibiting forces using Lewin's theory to manage power dynamics during the transition.

6. DESCRIPTION OF AN IMPLEMENTATION APPROACH: Proposes a 3-phase model (defrost, change, stabilize) to execute the planned improvements effectively.

7. REFLECTION AND REASONING BEHIND THE CHOSEN APPROACH: Discusses the theoretical validity and practical suitability of Lewin’s model for the specific needs of the organization.

Keywords

Change Management, Order Management, SWOT-Analysis, Force Field Analysis, Lewin’s 3-Phase Model, Organizational Transformation, Employee Empowerment, Job Enrichment, Process Optimization, Stakeholder Analysis, ERP-System, Customer Satisfaction, Performance Management, Corporate Strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core focus of this paper?

The paper focuses on applying professional change management concepts to the order management department of XY GmbH to optimize processes and increase efficiency.

What are the central themes of the work?

Key themes include structural transformation, workforce qualification, stakeholder alignment, and the application of established psychological and organizational management models.

What is the primary objective of the proposed changes?

The primary goal is to shift the department from simple order entry to proactive order coordination, thereby enhancing customer reliability and operational transparency.

Which scientific methodology is utilized?

The work utilizes a SWOT-analysis for current state assessment and Kurt Lewin's 3-phase model (defrosting, change, and stabilization) for implementing change.

What topics are covered in the main section?

The main section details the organizational environment, performs a SWOT-analysis, maps stakeholders, conducts a force field analysis, and presents a concrete implementation roadmap.

Which keywords define this work?

The work is defined by terms such as Change Management, Organizational Transformation, Force Field Analysis, and Employee Empowerment.

How does the author propose to manage resistance?

Resistance is managed through transparent communication, involving employees as active participants, providing necessary training, and highlighting early project successes.

Why was Lewin’s 3-phase model chosen?

It was chosen because it provides a flexible yet structured framework that can be adapted to the specific, localized needs of the department without becoming overly complex.

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Titre
The Concept of Change Processes according to the Rules of Change Management
Université
( European University of Applied Sciences Hamburg )
Note
1,0
Auteur
Erna Fischer (Auteur)
Année de publication
2014
Pages
29
N° de catalogue
V340844
ISBN (ebook)
9783668301887
ISBN (Livre)
9783668301894
Langue
anglais
mots-clé
concept change processes rules management
Sécurité des produits
GRIN Publishing GmbH
Citation du texte
Erna Fischer (Auteur), 2014, The Concept of Change Processes according to the Rules of Change Management, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/340844
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