Organisational Change Management Volume 2
Some Techniques to Facilitate Ingredient 2
(to Create a Sense of Urgency, ie a reality check)*i
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No. |
Ingredient 2 (Sense of Urgency) |
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2.1 |
Linkages in the Public Sector |
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2.2 |
Porter's Competitive Analysis - Modified |
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2.3 |
Simplified Competitive Analysis |
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2.4 |
How Does Your Organisation Best Compete |
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2.5 |
Some Important Questions |
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2.6 |
More Important Questions |
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2.7 |
Essential Questions |
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2.8 |
Evaluate Your Core Businesses/ Activities |
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2.9 |
NAB's Questions |
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2.10 |
More Salient Questions |
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2.11 |
Questions on External (Adaptation and Survival) and Internal Integration |
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2.12 |
Testing your Organisation's Strategy(ies) |
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2.13 |
Stress-Test Your Strategy |
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2.14 |
Diagnosing Your Business |
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2.15 |
Internally driven, Externally Aware |
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2.16 |
SWOT(T) |
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2.17 |
Some Strategy Questions |
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2.18 |
Australian Business Excellence Framework |
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2.19 |
Testing the Quality of Your Strategy |
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2.20 |
Possible Strategies for Being More Valuable to Clients |
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No. |
Ingredient 2 (Sense of Urgency) |
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2.21 |
Some "Friendly Skeptic"Questions to Appraise a Strategic Plan |
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2.22 |
Fundamental Traits of Organisational Effectiveness |
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2.23 |
Ten Questions Every Business Owner Must Answer |
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2.24 |
Checking the Diminishing Returns |
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2.25 |
Understanding Discontinuities and Change Differentials |
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2.26 |
Porter's Value Chain |
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2.27 |
Understanding Your Value Chain |
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2.28 |
Checking for Strategic Decay |
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2.29 |
Some Questions for Analysing an Organisation |
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2.30 |
An Organisational Transition Audit |
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2.31 |
General Questions |
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2.32 |
Reviewing Strategic Dimensions |
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2.33 |
Looking at Your Services and Products |
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2.34 |
Looking at the Process |
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2.35 |
Job Design |
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2.36 |
Life Cycle Approach |
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2.37 |
Matching Turbulence ‐ Aggressiveness ‐ Responsiveness |
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2.38 |
Corporate Cultural & Value Audit |
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2.39 |
Responsiveness to Environment |
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2.40 |
Six Cell Balancing Tools |
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2.41 |
Some Questions (Jack Welch) |
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2.42 |
Identify Driving Forces |
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2.43 |
Questions that Executives Need to Answer |
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No. |
Ingredient 2 (Sense of Urgency) |
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2.44 |
Balanced Scorecard |
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2.45 |
Strategy Mapping |
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2.46 |
Simplified Stakeholder Analysis |
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2.47 |
Porter's Cluster Chain |
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2.48 |
Process Mapping |
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2.49 |
Some Project Management Techniques |
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2.50 |
Six Sigma |
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2.51 |
Scenario Planning |
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2.52 |
Systems Thinking |
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2.53 |
Best-practice Marketing |
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2.54 |
Product Portfolio Analysis |
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2.55 |
Marketing P's (7P's) |
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2.56 |
Matrix Chart |
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2.57 |
Utopia/Blue Sky (one decade on) |
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2.58 |
Authority/productive matrix |
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2.59 |
Staff Vitality Curve |
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2.60 |
Customer Value Analysis (8 techniques) |
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2.61 |
Customer Relationship Management |
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2.62 |
Marketing Audit (Some Questions) |
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2.63 |
Screening Products & Services for Success |
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2.64 |
Benchmarking |
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2.65 |
Analysing the Way we Work |
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2.66 |
Time Management |
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No. |
Ingredient 2 (Sense of Urgency) |
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2.67 |
More on Goal Setting |
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2.68 |
Four Information Gap |
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2.69 |
"ABCD" Model |
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2.70 |
Shared Services |
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2.71 |
Supply Chain Management |
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2.72 |
DICE |
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2.73 |
DO You Need to Re-organise? |
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2.74 |
Corporate Cholesterol Test |
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2.75 |
Eight Key Questions |
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2.76 |
What is Your Risk Profile |
Notes
i) See Volume 4 for more details on each techniques
Use these techniques to discuss the undiscussables and unmentionables and to raise issues that need to be raised but are usually taboo