Managing Cuts and New Growth
An inovative approach to change management
1st Edition
Published in January 2009
Book
Hardback
336 pages
978-3-901880-46-9 (ISBN)
Description
Change management often means simultaneaously making cuts and promoting new growth. "Un:balanced Transformation" provides managers and consultants with the essential models and instruments for:
- effectively steering change concepts with contradictory targets and dynamics
- implementing cuts decisively, but with sincerity
- encouraging new growth and innovation
- utilizing the opportunities and navigating the challenges of typical change phases
- doing the power of figures and the logics of feelings justice.
Case studies from different companies give insight into change management practice. Concrete designs and tested interventions provide managers with ideas on how to steer change projects effectively through each of their phases.
- effectively steering change concepts with contradictory targets and dynamics
- implementing cuts decisively, but with sincerity
- encouraging new growth and innovation
- utilizing the opportunities and navigating the challenges of typical change phases
- doing the power of figures and the logics of feelings justice.
Case studies from different companies give insight into change management practice. Concrete designs and tested interventions provide managers with ideas on how to steer change projects effectively through each of their phases.
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Persons
Dr. Barbara Heitger (heitgerconsulting.com), consultant and author in the field of Changemanagement and Leadership. She and her team are pioneers in designing creative and sustainable change initiatives.
Dr. Alexander Doujak (Doujak Corporate Development, DCD) consultant and author in the field of change management and strategic innovation. DCD is focused on international corporate development projects.
Dr. Alexander Doujak (Doujak Corporate Development, DCD) consultant and author in the field of change management and strategic innovation. DCD is focused on international corporate development projects.