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A Step-by-Step Approach for Change Management Deployment

Walk Me

When it comes to change management , deployment is everything. If the organizational practices for change are weak, the change will not lead to the improved business outcomes everyone wants. Worse still, mistakes in the change process can have a negative impact on a business. What is Change Deployment?

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How to Successfully Navigate the Challenges of Shifting to a Less Hierarchical Company

Lolly Daskal

Manage Resistance to Change: Recognize that shifting to a less hierarchical structure may encounter resistance. Address concerns head-on, actively listen to feedback, and involve employees in the change process. Implement changes gradually through pilot programs in specific departments or teams.

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HR Digital Transformation: An HR Leader’s Guide

AIHR

Employee self-service: Digital HR can create all sorts of employee self-service, like helping employees manage their own leave requests and benefit plans, updating their contact details, and downloading their tax forms. An HRIS (Human Resources Information System), for example, will likely lead to better data management than a manual ‘system.’

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7 Types of Change Management & How To Handle Organizational Change in 2025

AIHR

Understanding different types of change management and how to handle each one is essential for an HR professional. 73% of HR leaders say employees suffer from change fatigue, and 74% believe managers lack the skills to lead change. HRs role in change management HR plays a multifaceted role in change management.

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Change Communications: Who will people listen to?

Wendy Hirsch

When it comes to change management communication, it's not just about what you say, but who is saying it. Employees are much more likely to buy into a change when they understand its purpose and how it will benefit the organization — and when they feel seen in the process. That's where the change or project team comes in.

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How to Do Agile Change Management

LSA Global

Agile Change Management – What Is It? Agile change management is an approach to managing the people side of change that works in concert with the agile project management methodology. Done right, the agile approach to project management enables teams to adapt to change quickly and deliver work faster.

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Managing Change: Three Truths Every Executive Needs to Know to Deliver Superior ERP and Tech Implementation Results

HR Transformations

According to a recent report, the companies that are most effective at change management are also 4.51 times more likely to involve change and internal communication professionals in the earliest planning stages.