Change Management

Continuous ImprovementIn their never-ending quest for quality, the Japanese coined the term "Kaizen", which means continuous improvement. They reasoned that if a product or process could be improved, then that improvement could be measured and monitored. In response to this theory, a set of statisti ... more

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Change Management Needs External Focus

By: R.G. SrinivasanPoor managerial performance is viewed more as structural rather than market factors. The mantra of the managements for increasing efficiencies and profitability is more often than not structural adjustments within the organization. Structural adjustments at best produce shor ... more

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4 Keys to Moving Smoothly Through Change

By: Karin SyrenCopyright 2006 So-lu'shunz Leadership Services Change, which we so adroitly avoid, has three faces, alteration/modification, often imperceptible or limited, swapping/replacing, exchanging one distinct entity for another and transformation, movement from one distinct state or con ... more

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