Explore the crucial distinction between change management and management of change, and learn why their consolidation is vital for enhancing organizational efficiency in adapting to evolving business processes.
A new blog post of What’s Your Baseline was published on Dec 25, 2021:
Overview:
This blog discusses the importance of consolidating Management of Change (MoC) processes in organizations to enhance agility and efficiency. It distinguishes between change management and management of change, emphasizing the role of communication in effectively managing change across business processes and applications.
Core content:
- The management of change involves documenting processes, applications, risks, and roles, distinct from change management, which focuses on the human aspect.
- Consolidation of change processes is essential; many organizations currently treat process changes and application changes separately, leading to inefficiencies.
- Implementing a unified management of change approach can improve decision-making and reduce cycle times for processing change requests.
- Transparency across change management systems is crucial, and utilizing process mining can help identify bottlenecks and streamline workflows.
- Efficient change management contributes significantly to a company’s overall business agility amidst an ever-evolving business landscape.
Learnings:
- Readers will learn the difference between management of change and change management and why both are critical for business success.
- Understanding how to consolidate change processes can lead to improved effectiveness and faster implementation of changes within an organization.
- The importance of involving cross-functional experts in the change evaluation process to ensure well-rounded decision-making.
- Insights into leveraging process mining techniques to improve change management efficiency by identifying critical bottlenecks.
- Recognizing that the ability to manage change effectively is vital for maintaining competitive advantage in a rapidly changing market.
The original content was published in English.
