Changing Gears: The Strategic Implementation of Technology
Many change management programmes designed to implement new technology are unsuccessful. The author draws upon a number of perspectives in change management and organisational strategy to show that failure is often not to do with technical factors but because of resistance of the workforce. He presents a new approach to implementing technology based upon the persuasion and commitment of the main stakeholders. Carlopio argues that senior managers should take organisational sensitivities and characteristics into account and build a communication and training and development strategy that will support the implementation of change. In this way, members of an organisation will be encouraged to embrace the new technology and it will become a part of their corporate mindset.
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Changing Gears: The Strategic Implementation of Technology
Many change management programmes designed to implement new technology are unsuccessful. The author draws upon a number of perspectives in change management and organisational strategy to show that failure is often not to do with technical factors but because of resistance of the workforce. He presents a new approach to implementing technology based upon the persuasion and commitment of the main stakeholders. Carlopio argues that senior managers should take organisational sensitivities and characteristics into account and build a communication and training and development strategy that will support the implementation of change. In this way, members of an organisation will be encouraged to embrace the new technology and it will become a part of their corporate mindset.
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Changing Gears: The Strategic Implementation of Technology

Changing Gears: The Strategic Implementation of Technology

by J. Carlopio
Changing Gears: The Strategic Implementation of Technology

Changing Gears: The Strategic Implementation of Technology

by J. Carlopio

Hardcover(2003)

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Overview

Many change management programmes designed to implement new technology are unsuccessful. The author draws upon a number of perspectives in change management and organisational strategy to show that failure is often not to do with technical factors but because of resistance of the workforce. He presents a new approach to implementing technology based upon the persuasion and commitment of the main stakeholders. Carlopio argues that senior managers should take organisational sensitivities and characteristics into account and build a communication and training and development strategy that will support the implementation of change. In this way, members of an organisation will be encouraged to embrace the new technology and it will become a part of their corporate mindset.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781403904829
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Publication date: 02/20/2003
Edition description: 2003
Pages: 200
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.02(d)

About the Author

JAMES CARLOPIO is a Senior Lecturer in the Australian Graduate School of Management at the University of New South Wales, Australia and Director of the Accelerated Development Programme. He has written a number of books and articles and has worked with a number of international corporations, including ANZ Bank, Deloitte Touche, General Motors and Ford.

Table of Contents

PART I: STRATEGIC PREPARATION Strategic Knowledge and Awareness Matching and Selection Decision: Technology Acquisition PART II: IMPLEMENTATION Knowledge and Awareness Facilitating Structures Persuasion, Decision and Commitment Roll-out Confirmation: The Measurement of Change Beyond Implementation
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