"Why Transformation Efforts Fail"
"Alleman, Glen B." <[email protected]> Thu, 19 Dec 2002 13:32:50 -0700
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Just finished a lunch "brown bag" lunch seminar where "Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail," John P. Kotter Harvard Business Review on Change. This is a very useful piece describing how change is difficult, how to deal with these difficulties, and how executives need to approach making changes. Once the felt need is identified fro something like XP, the process of making the necessary changes is outlined. In the end simply saying things like "you need to change, and I have the answer" leads to utter failure at the executive level. Read Kotter for some insight. In the same book is "Building Your Companies Vision," and "Managing Change" those are next months Brown Bags. Glen B. Alleman Director, Program Management Office Information Technology Kaiser-Hill LLC Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site 10808 Highway 93, Unit B, Bldg 060, MV72 Golden, Colorado 80502 Office: 303.966.5865 Nextel: 303.994.0874 [email protected]