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Change Management Handbook - Baekdal

Change Management Handbook - Handle Change Management projects more effectively INFORMATION Change Management Handbook Authors: Thomas Baekdal Kim L. Hansen - A/S Lars Todbjerg - Merrild A/S Henrik Mikkelsen - Jevi A/S Edition: FINAL - 1. Edition 2006 (English version) Date: 19. May 2006 The authors of this publication 2005-2006 This publication may not be reproduced or transmitted without the prior permission by the authors. F f CONTENTS 03 Executive Summary 05 The Change Management Process 06 Change Management Model 08 The light model 10 The medium-sized model 12 The complex model 14 The quick model 16 Day-by-day model 20 The models explained 21 Unfreeze 27 Move 31 Freeze Change Management Handbook English Edition May 2006 COMPANY Change Executive Summary Modern companies are in a state of cultural Change .

efficient, more competitive, more on the leading edge and more interdependent. Change management deviates from traditional projects in the way that it is more about people. Higher efficiency comes not from working harder, but from within. …

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