Name of your project Your name Target audience
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Name of your project • Your name • Target audience for your presentation © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 1
Connecting Change Management to business results – 5 Ps Project Name Purpose Particulars People Pay-Offs © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 2
Potential consequences to the organisation if this change is poorly managed • What is the risk to the organisation if this change fails? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 3
Why do we need to manage the change well? • What is the potential impact of improving how we manage the change? • This slide is your opportunity to link the data about success rates to your project. • Which of the three approaches (see the graphs below) would best make this point with your audience? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 4
Health check – PCT results • Insert your PCT assessment results from your Impact Index – (if you need help copying and pasting your results, please refer to the Breakout Instructions). • What were the insights from this assessment? • What do you need to do as a result of this assessment? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 5
Risk assessment grid Change resistant Medium risk High risk Low risk Medium risk Organisational Attributes Change ready Small Incremental Large Disruptive Change characteristics © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 6
Impact assessment by group • Insert your Group Report – Degree of Impact visuals – This is an example only. Use your own data and highlight the relevant sections. • What insights did you gain from this data? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 7
Team structure and sponsor model • Create your combined team structure and sponsor model • Use and adapt the visuals that are provided in the “Library of Figures” (the Power. Point pack that you downloaded from the Prosci Practitioner e. Toolkit) © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 8
Change management team preparation strategies • What type of training will your team need in change management? • What components of change management represent the largest gaps for your team? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 9
Anticipated resistance • Where do you expect to encounter resistance and why? • What can you do to mitigate resistance? Impacted Group © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. Risk / Challenge Mitigation Approach 10
Sponsor assessment diagram • This diagram is the number one predictor of success or failure for a project. • Take a photo of your sponsor assessment diagram and put it on this slide, or bring your flip chart paper with you. • Summarise the sponsorship issues that have been revealed in the sponsor assessment diagram. • If you have time, complete the Primary Sponsor and Sponsor Coalition assessments in your Impact Index and add this work to your presentation. © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 11
Steps for educating sponsors • How will you prepare your business leaders to be effective sponsors? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 12
Prosci ADKAR Model ® © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. ® 13
Current ADKAR levels of impacted groups • Insert your ADKAR Analyzer graph/s here • What are the ADKAR challenges for each group? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 14
Communication approach • How will you use ADKAR to influence your Communications Approach (not a detailed Plan) for one group over the coming 2 -3 months? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 15
Sponsor roadmap • What are the key actions you need from your Primary Sponsor in the next 4 to 8 weeks? • Be sure to address the issues identified in the sponsor assessment diagram. • Be specific and make sure you are using your Primary Sponsor to best effect. © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 16
Your next steps © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 17
Key insights • What are the key insights you have gained through applying the tools and methodology to your project/change initiative? © Prosci. All Rights Reserved. 18
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