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Corporate Culture
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Evolve
Your Culture Organizations
evolve through various stages and when managed can produce more
favorable
results for the organization’s stakeholders than when left to
the
variable ebb
and flow of the external and internal factors. However, managing
cultural evolution is
possible only when an organization’s potential evolutionary
paths
and influencing
factors are identified and plans made and executed by the leadership.
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All organizations
increasingly organize and focus their resources on optimizing their
current
business opportunity and protecting it. Technology and sophisticated
management
education has promoted this phenomena to the point that an
organization’s own
practices and relationships may constrain its evolution and growth. For
this
reason care must be taken when undertaking change management to
appreciate, respect and use as a starting point for change an
organization’s present status and accomplishments. All
stakeholders must become engaged in the organization’s
evolution and each must be allowed to “evolve” at a pace
appropriate for them.
We use unique models and tools with which to project an organization’s potential and appetite for cultural evolution. Our own experience is applied and the organization’s leaders and staff are routinely involved to validate findings and provide context for next steps. The knowledge is then used to determine whether the organization can evolve at a rate and in the direction required by the market or desired by stakeholders. If the organization cannot, constraints are identified and assessed and actions taken or plans made to address the constraints which will allow the organization to evolve as needed or desired. |
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We employ various scientifically
validated tools appropriate for revealing the possible
origin of relationship, group or individual constraints. These tools
operate
within the context of dynamic models which provide a context for
understanding
the unique nature of each constraint and a basis for addressing and
reducing or
eliminating the constraint with the relationship, group or individual.
Often
educating and counseling key contributors and teams occurs, as they
must learn
and assimilate new management concepts dealing with interaction
dynamics and
business behavior. This portion of the process requires skill and
experience,
as some information may be confronting and often a
“coaching” relationship develops between consultant and
staff for a period of time. Tools and documentation are provided the
participants and management with which they may assess,
address and manage constraint-related issues as part of their daily,
routine
managing. This
is what we
have done and what we will do for you and your organization.
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