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The infamous change triangle (4)

by jed simms on June 4, 2009

Our new change triangle is now a double triangle as follows: The double change triangle™ What this means is that if you are considering change you need to consider all seven dimensions. when you look at your change management processes (…)

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The infamous change triangle (3)

by jed simms on May 26, 2009

Continuing our discussion of the people – process – technology triangle. The final two elements are direction (strategy) and means (information). Strategy Many organizations complain that they “don’t have a strategy”; by which they mean they don’t have a written, (…)

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The infamous change triangle (2)

by jed simms on May 19, 2009

Continuing our discussion of the people – process – technology triangle. People don’t work in a vacuum. There are two dimensions outside of their control that directly impact how they work — Structure and Culture. Although structure is supposed to (…)

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The infamous change triangle (1)

by jed simms on May 12, 2009

I was in an art gallery recently when I saw a painting that was inappropriately framed. “How should it be framed?” asked the gallery owner when I said this out loud, “I don’t know, but I do know that is (…)

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