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==Lessons Learned==
==Lessons Learned==


What you’ve just seen is a demonstration of the challenges that individuals can face when trying to introduce change. We've used kiwi (aka: Wiki, as the vehicle to show that organizational culture, behavior, or mindset (perceptions) are each part of the process that require an individual consider when introducing change.  
Katherine takes over the set and begins while Janet continues to figure out the puzzle pieces.


While we've used humor as an approach to introducing  change,  there are a multitude of other tools that can be applied such as Appreciative Inquiry, workshops, story-telling, manuals, technology, etc. Engaging people through a variety of methods creates value and is an important precursor that can lead to "buy-in", and adaption to  and adoption of change.


Often, creating value requires significant change. John Kotter concluded in his book "A force for Change: How Leadership Differs from Management" (1990) that there are eight reasons why many change processes fail and to prevent making these mistakes, Kotter created the following eight change phases model:
What you’ve just seen is a demonstration of the challenges that individuals can face when trying to introduce change. We've used kiwi (aka: Wiki), as the vehicle to show that organizational culture, behavior, or mindset (perceptions) are each part of the process that require an individual consider when introducing change.


*Establish a sense of urgency
While we've used humor as an approach to introducing  change,  there are a multitude of other tools that can be applied such as Appreciative Inquiry, workshops, story-telling, manuals, technology, etc. Engaging people through a variety of methods creates value and is an important precursor that can lead to "buy-in", and adaption to and adoption of change.
*Create a coalition
*Develop a clear vision
*Share the vision
*Empower people to clear obstacles
*Secure short-term wins
*Consolidate and keep moving
*Anchor the change
 
Individuals who want to introduce or lead change in organizations are key agents who should have the ability to connect people to their specific requirements; similar to those that we saw within the puzzle-piecing portion of this presentation and must be committed to working with people during each developmental phase.


We've put together a manual - available on wiki - that shares what we've learned about change and being a change agent.


The most important thing to remember though is that there are no simple recipes for change!


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