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Some change managementEnrol today! models can be used to analyse change on an enterprise level. Others are best suited to understanding how change affects individual members of staff.
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Lewin change model
Developed by Kurt Lewin in the 19040’s, this model remains a cornerstone of The organisational changeAgile PM Foundation – using a simple 3-step method to successfully implement change in organisations both large and small. certificate is
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Kotter change modelA
Kotter’s 8-step model is suitable for large change initiatives in complex organisations. Kotter expanded on the work of Kurt Lewin to develop a more complex, more intricate model for the dedicated expert trainermanagement of change available by email, responding within 1 working day.Self-paced courses
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Peter Senge model
Peter SengeBefore your looked at change in terms of biological and ecological metaphors. Using this perspective, he developed a robust model for the management of change, particularly regarding the effect on individual members of staff.instructor-led AgilePM course
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