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The Silent ‘P’

Speaker: Andrew FriarEndurance IT

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The Silent ‘P’ = ‘People’

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A popular misconception is that only one ‘P’ is required to fix all the

rest.

Many organisations believe this is the

‘Product’.

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Disclaimer

Not the ITIL Change Process

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‘People’ Change

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ITIL = Change

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70%Monday, 13 June 2011

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Chaos Report

• Successful  means  on-‐.me,  on-‐budget,  and  with  all  features  and  func.ons  as  defined  in  the  ini.al  scope;  challenged  means  late,  over  budget,  and/or  with  less  features  and  func.ons  than  defined  in  the  ini.al  scope;  failed  means  cancelled  prior  to  comple.on,  or  delivered  but  never  used.

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Doing the same thing twice and expecting a different outcome is a sign of insanity

attrib. Albert Einstein

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So What is the Problem?

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It’s not the Products!Middle Managers?

Emplo

yee Resi

stance

Poor Project Management

Sponsorship

Ineffective

Communications

Fatigu

e

Saturation

Leadership

History

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It is a lack of ‘Focus’ on the People aspects of change.

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Some Examples

Cabramatta Car park $5.9m

“Solution Development Toolset Refresh”Negative ROI?

Previous ITIL initiatives?Monday, 13 June 2011

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So What can YOU do?

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Articulate the

Vision

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Start with the People in Mind!!

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Take-out the fluffiness of change.

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Use a Structured Approach

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Kotters 8 Step Change Model1. Create a Sense of Urgency2. Form a Coalition3. Create a Vision for change4. Communicate the Vision5. Remove Obstacles6. Create Short-term Wins7. Build on Change8. Anchor the Changes in Corporate Culture

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Engage a Change

Professional

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“Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory.

Tactics without Strategy is the noise before defeat.”

Sun Tzu

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Understand how your Organisation does Change.

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Seek FeedbackSet-up feedback

mechanism

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Communication is a two way thing ‘Use Elephants’

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Understand Your Role in change

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Don’t do it alone

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Form a Guiding Coalition

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Look after yourself

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10 Suggestions1. Articulate the Vision

2. Start with the People in mind

3. Use a Structured approach

4. Engage a Change Professional

5. Develop a Change Strategy and associated tactics

6. Understand how your organisation does change

7. Create Feedback Mechanisms

8. Understand your role in change

9. Don’t do it alone, form a guiding coalition

10.Look after yourself

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[email protected] http://www.enduranceit.com.autwitter: ajfriar

Ensure IT Succeeds into the future

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