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9780273657354

Managing Change in Organizations

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    9780273657354

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    0273657356

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-11-01
  • Publisher: Ft Pr
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Summary

This new edition of Managing Change in Organisations by Colin Carnall offers a thorough, practical overview of how to achieve effective organisations. It is ideal for advanced undergraduates, postgraduate and MBA students on courses in managing change and organisational change. A strategic approach is taken throughout, outlining guidance and techniques for planning, implementing and reviewing and taking advantage of major organizational changes. This successful and popular text is particularly valued for the way it combines theory and practice in one volume to provide students with an invaluably comprehensive text.

Table of Contents

Preface x
1 Strategic change: intellectual task or magic touch? 1(10)
The profile of ambition
3(2)
Implementation
5(1)
Change architecture
6(3)
Conclusion
9(1)
Exercises
10(1)
2 The transformation perspective 11(27)
Introduction
11(1)
New 'rules for the organizational game'
12(3)
Changing organizations
15(7)
Transforming the organization
22(3)
The value-added organization
25(10)
The network organization
35(1)
Conclusion
36(1)
Exercises
37(1)
3 The strategic management of breakthrough change 38(13)
Strategic management: the resource-based view
38(3)
The level of ambition
41(2)
Radical or transformational change
43(6)
Summary
49(1)
Exercises
50(1)
4 Management structures and management in action 51(28)
Introduction
51(1)
Management structures and management in action
52(5)
The entrepreneurial structure
52(1)
The functional structure
53(1)
The product structure
53(1)
The divisional structure
54(1)
The matrix structure
54(1)
The federal structure
55(1)
Management in action
55(2)
The dilemmas of organization
57(11)
Centralization versus decentralization
58(2)
Global versus local
60(1)
Efficiency versus effectiveness
61(1)
Professionals versus line management
62(2)
From control to commitment
64(4)
Change versus stability
68(1)
Leadership and 'excellence'
68(9)
Strategy and structure
70(6)
Managerial performance
76(1)
Concluding comment: management in action again
77(1)
Exercises
78(1)
5 Organizations in the twenty-first century: the value-added organization 79(13)
Changing the rules of the game
80(1)
Techniques for a value-added organization
81(10)
Step 1 A: Business performance metric
81(3)
Step 1 B: Value-added organization metric
84(2)
Step 2: Mapping the value flow
86(2)
Step 3: The 'balanced scorecard'
88(3)
Exercises
91(1)
6 Sustaining organizational effectiveness 92(30)
Blocks to problem solving and change
92(7)
Perceptual blocks
93(1)
Emotional blocks
93(1)
Cultural blocks
94(1)
Environmental blocks
95(1)
Cognitive blocks
95(1)
Working through the blocks
95(1)
Limits to problem solving
96(3)
Organizations and rationality
99(10)
An example: organization and counter-rational behaviour
102(7)
Contingency, choice and organizational environments
109(9)
Organization design, resources and complexity
112(3)
Criticisms of the contingency approach
115(3)
The innovative organization
118(3)
Concluding comment
121(1)
Exercises
121(1)
7 Managing complexity 122(24)
Introduction
122(3)
Managing change: core competencies
125(1)
Decision making
125(1)
Coalition building
125(1)
Achieving action
126(1)
Maintaining momentum and effort
126(1)
Management styles for change
126(2)
Agenda for implementing change
128(1)
Corporate culture
129(4)
Managing corporate politics
133(1)
Corporate political tactics
134(5)
Leadership and corporate politics
139(1)
Coping with conflict
140(5)
Some things that managers cannot do much about
140(2)
Some things that managers can do
142(1)
Some things that top managers can do
143(1)
Top management actions to support the implementation of major change
144(1)
Managing corporate politics
145(1)
Exercises
145(1)
8 Leadership in practice 146(13)
Introduction
146(1)
All things to all men!
147(1)
Leadership, vision and strategy
148(2)
Leaders and situations
150(3)
The context of leadership
153(2)
Managers and leadership
155(2)
Leadership and 'human scale'
157(1)
Exercises
158(1)
9 The learning organization 159(12)
Changing perceptions of organization
160(3)
Disciplines for the learning organization
163(2)
Convergence and the learning organization
165(3)
Competence development in handling change
168(1)
Conclusions
169(1)
Exercises
170(1)
10 Strategies for change 171(15)
Introduction
171(11)
Management performance and learning
182(3)
Effective team work
182(1)
Effective organizational structures and systems
182(1)
Organizational change
183(1)
Learning from changing
183(2)
Managing the changing organization effectively
185(1)
Exercises
185(1)
11 Diagnosing change 186(39)
Creating acceptance for change
186(1)
Monitoring performance, measuring effectiveness
187(1)
Efficiency and effectiveness
188(3)
Techniques for assessment
191(15)
Assessing organizational effectiveness: exercise
192(10)
Organizational diagnosis questionnaire
202(2)
Check-sheet
204(2)
Understanding the 'human' dimension of change
206(4)
The change equation
210(11)
Authenticity in diagnosis
221(3)
Concluding comment
224(1)
Exercises
224(1)
12 Managing major changes 225(33)
Introduction
225(1)
Managerial skills for effective organizational change
226(11)
Managing transitions
227(4)
Dealing with organizational culture: a major financial institution
231(3)
The politics of organizational change
234(2)
Managing change
236(1)
Coping with organizational change
237(3)
Rebuilding self-esteem
238(2)
Coping with change
240(2)
The coping cycle
242(5)
Stage 1: Denial
243(2)
Stage 2: Defence
245(1)
Stage 3: Discarding
245(1)
Stage 4: Adaptation
246(1)
Stage 5: Internalization
246(1)
Coping with the process of change
247(6)
Coping with change: issues to be faced
247(6)
Crafting change for the individual
253(1)
Providing information
253(2)
Give people time
255(1)
Involving people
255(2)
Advantages and disadvantages of involving people
255(2)
Concluding comment
257(1)
Exercises
257(1)
13 Change architecture 258(27)
Introduction
258(9)
Cycles of change
259(3)
Learning and change
262(5)
Programmes of change
267(10)
Learning
270(7)
Change architecture: blocks
277(6)
Exercises
283(2)
14 learning from change 285(13)
Introduction
285(5)
Managing change for management development
290(2)
The management of crisis and turnaround
292(5)
Exercises
297(1)
15 A strategy for effectiveness 298(14)
Introduction
298(1)
Force field analysis
298(1)
The implementation exercise
299(11)
Problems and solutions
299(11)
Self-assessment for change
310(1)
Exercises
311(1)
16 Strategies for corporate transformation 312(5)
Introduction
312(1)
'Market-induced' change
312(2)
Learning as a transformational resource
314(1)
Strategy for corporate transformation
315(1)
Exercises
316(1)
References 317(8)
Index 325

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