Practical Change Management for IT Projects. Transform your IT project and make change stick with this step-by-step guide with this book and - Helion

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Autor: Emily CarrTytuł oryginału: Practical Change Management for IT Projects. Transform your IT project and make change stick with this step-by-step guide with this book and ebook
ISBN: 9781783000319
stron: 170, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2014-03-27
Księgarnia: Helion
Cena książki: 159,00 zł
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Spis treści
Practical Change Management for IT Projects. Transform your IT project and make change stick with this step-by-step guide with this book and eBook -- spis treści
- Practical Change Management for IT Projects
- Practical Change Management for IT Projects
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- Preface
- How to use this book
- Case study
- The challenge
- The change
- The benefits
- The situation
- Exercise 20/20 hindsight
- Getting started
- What this book covers
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Piracy
- 1. What is Change Management?
- Exercise defining success
- The Pillars of Change
- Why Change Management is important to project success
- Change Management and the project team
- Exercise team integration
- Sample solution
- Exercise supporting Change Management
- Summary
- 2. Establishing the Framework for Change
- Remembering the emotional side of change
- Using the See Feel Change framework
- Using the Rider, Elephant, Path framework
- Exercise developing a three-pronged change strategy
- Sample solution
- Integrating beyond your project team
- Corporate Communications
- Checklist: Questions to discuss with the Corporate Communications team
- Corporate Training
- Checklist Questions to discuss with the Corporate Training team
- Other project teams
- Checklist Questions to discuss with other project teams
- Exercise developing partnerships
- Sample solution
- Corporate Communications
- Organization design
- Who is your Human Resources partner?
- Are job descriptions going to change?
- Exercise updating job descriptions
- Sample solution
- Do you have the right number of people with the skills of the future?
- Can you repurpose current employees?
- Do you need to let anyone go?
- How will your run team be structured?
- What will your support organization look like?
- Exercise designing your ideal organization
- Sample solution
- Exercise designing your ideal organization
- Summary
- Remembering the emotional side of change
- 3. Building Sponsorship for the Change
- Why do we need a change network?
- Steering committee
- Their role
- Characteristics
- Their activities
- How to support them
- Exercise working with the steering committee
- Sample solution
- Executive sponsors
- Their role
- Characteristics
- Their activities
- Building morale on the project team
- Supporting the change in the organization
- Advocating with the steering committee
- How to support them
- Exercise working with your executive sponsors
- Sample solution
- Change Agents
- Their role
- Characteristics
- Their activities
- How to support them
- Exercise building your change agent network
- Sample solution
- Super users
- Their role
- Characteristics
- Their activities
- How to support them
- Exercise building your super user network
- Sample solution
- A final note on sponsors
- Summary
- 4. Managing Your Stakeholders
- Conducting a stakeholder analysis
- Exercise analyzing your stakeholders
- Sample solution
- Exercise analyzing your stakeholders
- The change curve
- Change and grief
- The classic change curve
- Understanding the stages of change
- Unawareness
- Behavior
- Exit criteria
- Awareness
- Behavior
- Exit criteria
- Understanding
- Behavior
- Exit criteria
- Exploration
- Behavior
- Exit criteria
- Adoption
- Behavior
- Exit criteria
- Exercise mapping current versus desired progress
- Sample solution
- Unawareness
- Surviving the Valley of Despair
- Conducting a change impact assessment
- Tools and technology
- Exercise identifying the impact on the tool
- Sample solution
- Exercise identifying the impact on the tool
- Process
- Exercise: Identifying the impact on process
- Sample solution
- Exercise: Identifying the impact on process
- People
- Exercise identifying the impact on people
- Sample solution
- Exercise identifying the impact on people
- Tools and technology
- Including end users in the change process
- Exercise including end users in the change process
- Sample solution
- Exercise including end users in the change process
- Working with the project team
- Dealing with a difficult project
- Motivating the team
- Summary
- Conducting a stakeholder analysis
- 5. Communicating the Change
- The importance of two-way communication
- Push versus pull communication
- Breaking through the noise
- Conducting an audience analysis
- Exercise conducting an audience analysis
- Sample solution
- Exercise conducting an audience analysis
- Conducting a vehicle analysis
- Exercise conducting a vehicle analysis
- Sample solution
- Exercise conducting a vehicle analysis
- Communication messages by project phase
- Analyze
- Design
- Build
- Test
- Implement
- Maintain
- Gathering feedback
- Feedback methods
- Dedicated e-mail address
- General surveys
- Event-specific surveys
- Focus groups
- Suggestion box
- Change agents and super users
- Responding to feedback
- Incorporating feedback into your plan
- Feedback methods
- Creating the communication plan
- Exercise creating the communication plan
- Sample solution
- Exercise creating the communication plan
- Writing good communication
- Exercise writing a communication message
- Summary
- 6. Using Training to Prepare Your Stakeholders
- The importance of training
- Building knowledge through blended learning
- Exercise how does your organization learn?
- Identifying your training audience
- Exercise matching training groups to the blended learning approach
- Sample solution
- Exercise matching training groups to the blended learning approach
- Gathering training input
- Planning for training development
- Exercise estimating training development time
- Planning for training delivery
- Planning training materials
- Planning training facilities
- Scheduling participants
- Scheduling and supporting trainers
- Exercise beginning your training delivery plan
- Evaluating participants
- Exercise creating your evaluation stance
- Building continuous improvement into training
- Evaluating the training
- Piloting training
- Improving the training
- Exercise planning for improvement
- Developing a sustainable training program
- Why sustainable training is necessary
- Making training sustainable
- Exercise making your training sustainable
- Summary
- 7. Ready, Set, Change
- Putting it all together consolidating your templates
- Top tips by chapter
- Chapter 1 What is Change Management?
- Chapter 2 Establishing the Framework for Change
- Chapter 3 Building Sponsorship for the Change
- Chapter 4 Managing Your Stakeholders
- Chapter 5 Communicating the Change
- Chapter 6 Using Training to Prepare Your Stakeholders
- Spreading the word about Change Management
- Summary