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...ed to implement changes in a program. This article will present The 8-Step Change Model as well as how to implement the model in a program. Since the model w
...rogram is affected by internal and external factors; an example could be a change of strategy from the top management which can mean big changes for a progra
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... ''Change and Effect: Five Principles for Implementing Real Organizational Change'', p.2, (2017)</ref>.
...gram components that have the purpose to enable the desired organizational change when combined.
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'''Title: Change - Managing Successful Projects'''
... to an effective change control and it describes the recommended issue and change control procedure.
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...n of which project management tools to utilize, to fill out an engineering change request form based on
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...ok'', Jarocki, T. L. (2014), One Solution for Project Success: Project and Change Management in the PMBOK® Guide. PMI White Paper. Retrieved from [https://w
...ability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.
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...ese changes may stem from so many different reasons like material quality, change in design, time considerations, etc. they can be minimized as much as possi
...d in the contract is considered as a '''''change''''' in a project. A '''''change order''''' (also called '''''variation order''''') is a formal document iss
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...f Change. It is a two-dimensional wheel consisting of pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. The other dimension divides the whe
...le will provide an overview of the general characteristics of the Wheel of Change and how managers can use it in project, program, and portfolio management,
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... In this article, I would like to investigate the necessities and needs of change management in relation to project management, since in practice these too c
...g to new IT systems and computers was great challenge management wise. And change happened under the umbrella of project management. How did this actually ha
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...com/resources/articles/change-management-best-practices. Best Practices In Change Management</ref>.
...n completed. Thus, considering if the model can be used to improve further change initiatives and enhance learnings to use in future projects.
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...es, such as clients, stakeholders, or even internal team members. Managing change requests effectively is essential for projects to succeed and to provide va
...ill affect the project's budget, schedule, and resources. Risks related to change requests must be actively managed by project managers and set priorities to
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...eories, tools, and models in the field to provide a framework for managing change.
The model presented by John Hayes views the management of change as a purposeful, constructed and often contested process that involves seve
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Organisations today are constantly facing change as a result of factors such as technological advancements, changing market
... to receive resistance from some of the people who will be affected by the change <ref name="Olsson_et_al"> "Olsson, J.R., Ahrengot, N. and Attrup, M.L. (201
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...l have to be adjusted to fit the reality, tools for how set up appropriate change request and other tools is described within these sections.
...of contracts with suppliers and other outside organizations. Contracts for change control processes is also part of procurement.
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...are four stages which describe the team’s life-cycle. The group dynamics change from low efficient and troubled to highly productive where the hard work le
...ey feel satisfied with their individual work. These contrary feelings will change the team attitude during this stage. Anyway they have to be aware of the v
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...ctions. Interruptions occur when there is a task change, especially if the change involves a cross-project function <ref name="EightPrinciples">Lawrence P, L
...the '''kaizen''' initiative. Kaizen is a Japanese word which means “good change”. When Japanese people started using kaizen mindset, their companies were
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...organisational success <ref>''https://www.prosci.com/change-management'' ''Change Management'', last visited 03-03-2023</ref>.
'''Organisational change''' is a huge alteration for any organisation and can be a daunting task if
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* Responding to change over following a plan.”<ref> Fowler, Highsmith et. al. ''The Agile Manife
* Adapting to change over conforming to plans (Adapting over Conforming)
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...s are open to change, project managers have to be prepared to any possible change in the project scope or in the requirements within the project’s process,
== Requirements change management ==
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...n an existing plan; the same project may have very different risks, if you change the project’s plan. [Risk Management,concepts and methods].
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...interested in, what products they want, what services they want and things change fairly regularly, so if the customer preferences changed that can provide a
...ernal to the company and what that means is that the company can affect or change these things:
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...document/INCOSE-2012-Paper_THALES-Rework_TSA1012021-02_EN.pdf Reduction on change-request processes] <ref name=(Thales, 2012)> ''https://www.thalesgroup.com/
...port. The planning phase describes in detail what can be improved, how the change relates to the strategy of the company, how the improvement should be carri
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...portfolio dynamics (measurement of how often projects within the portfolio change), high technological uncertainty, high number of R&D projects in portfolio,
#Environment (What may change in the organization's environment?)
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...logies requires a high level of creativity. As the environment is in rapid change, it is also getting increasingly complex, and while complexity requires hig
** Accelerating rates of change
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...will be on using Scrum in projects. Scrum is best suited for projects that change rapidly and have frequent emerging requirements. The framework is also a wa
...e customer, one can also see what the initial estimated effort is this can change when a Sprint has started. There can also be seen the how many Sprints ther
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...umerous ways depending on the risk. The safest way to avoid the risk is to change the part of the project which is in danger. If this is not possible, then t
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...eeds to identify where they want to be in the future and hot to manage the change required to getting there.
...nge Management. Vol 5. No4. pag369-382''</ref>. Moreover literature on how change management is applied to, integrated with project portfolio and impact proj
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* Schedule change order process
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* Benefit of change that arises from the evaluation
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...ogy” page 4, 2001</ref>. Stakeholder interest and level of influence can change as the project evolve, as well as new stakeholder may join and old my drop
...o deice the outcome of the project based on their own desire. The power to change the outcome against other stakeholders wishes. In short, power is to make p
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...modern requirements, a refreshing method that allows dealing with constant change and turbulent working environments was introduced. Being named Extreme Proj
...roject management method which includes projects with high speed, elevated change and uncertainty in their characteristics.
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... project management and would be stronger in the specification led type of change.
...legrinelli, S., 1997. '' '' Programme management: organising project-based change 141–149. Int. J. Proj. Manag. 15 '' </ref>
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*Why does this small change make such a big difference?
...lly for managers, this is an aha-experience: “So this is how it feels to change a team...”
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