In this course we provide valuable information about how Human Resource (HR) managers play one of the most critical roles in helping employees through the change process.
We begin by reviewing what ‘strategic change management’ is and the value it can bring to organizational performance. We then develop a discussion on the methods and procedures of strategic change management, including the impact that organizational design, structures, and relationships have on operational effectiveness. This leads to a conversation of how to recognize and influence underlying dynamics and strategic decisions in order to respond to chaotic and complex situations.
The course examines change management through the application of strategic change management methods and a systems-led approach.
Learning Objectives
- Explore strategic change management and the value it can add to organizational performance
- Identify the methods and procedures of strategic change management.
- Discover how to recognize and influence underlying dynamics and strategic decisions in order to respond to chaotic and complex situations
Included In Certifications
This course is included in the following Certification Programs:
11 CoursesHuman Resources Management (HRM) Certification
- Developing an Agile Organization
- Human Resources (HR) Strategy Development
- Using Data for Human Resources (HR) Decision Making
- Leading and Managing People
- Becoming an Employer of Choice
- Talent Management and Succession Planning
- Systems of Strategic Reward Management
- Training Design for Return on Investment
- Strategic Change Management
- Human Resources (HR) Influencing at the Board Level
- HR Strategy Development (Article)
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Prerequisites
No Advanced Preparation or Prerequisites are needed for this course.