Change Management and Governance

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Methodology that delivers

 

iWorkplace Change & Adoption Framework is a flexible and scalable framework designed to run alongside either a Teams Framework or full ECM implementation.

We often work with an organisation to develop their plan then deliver the parts they wish to outsource and/or provide guidance and support as needed.

 

Key phases of change & adoption:

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Initiate

Begin by understanding the nature and scope of the change and clearly articulate what it means to people impacted by the change.

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Plan

Develop and document several plans that will support the implementation of the change.

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Implement

The focus is on ensuring the change activities, as per the plans are implemented.

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Monitor in BAU

The focus is on monitoring, promoting and supporting the adoption of the change.

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Things to consider

 

The success of any project or change is dependent on how many people in the organisation adopt these changes. Taking several key facets into consideration when creating your Change & Adoption plan help you articulate the 'why' behind the change and the 'what's in it for me' at an individual level - all contributing to an increased chance of success.

 

Key facets to consider include:

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Messages & comms plan

Identify key messages for different audiences and how to deliver these.

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Learning styles

Building in a range of complimentary learning and comms styles to capture maximum attention.

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People & politics

Identifying and using ways of engaging difficult people and issues.

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Roles & Responsibilities

Working through which people need to be doing what - during the project and into BAU.

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Champions Network

Building a network of staff who will bring the project alive from within the organisation.

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Building executive buy-in

Gain their support with an effective business case plus stakeholder management throughout the project.

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Roll-out priorities

Working through how, when and who to roll-out to, for maximum effect.

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Smart policies & procedures

Determine rules that will work in the real world and how to roll them out and monitor in BAU.

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Really making work better

Testing and holding the designs and implementation to account.

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Read the case study about Tasman District Council and how Change Management contributed to the success of their Information Management project.

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The Four Quadrant Model

Governance often conjures up visions of a select group of technocrats meeting regularly to “govern” their SharePoint or other ECM implementation. We see governance is not something you have, it’s something you do.

 

Here is the overall governance framework that we help organisations put in place:

Cheerleader

Energise

Charter project & brand

Message

Communications

Stakeholder risk crosscheck

Champions network

Bright spots process

Empower

Empower

Karma cleansing

Learning styles and content

Self sufficiency and training

Training refreshers/induction

Floorwalking

Gridlock resolution

Target

Focus

Business case

Project rules and governance

BAU roles and governance

Roll-out priorities

Migration and burning bridges

Measure adoption and fix issues

Design

Design

Design wiki

Track design decision making

Design patterns

Audience by need and staircase

UAT expectations

IM policies and principles