The study is related to the Savile Group which particularly focuses on the change process at the company. This change management at Savile Group is related to the human resource practices of the company which is an important and crucial element for any organization as it plays contributive role in the management of the organizational process. Thus, Savile Group should focus on the strategies pertaining to the human resource practices which will guide Savile Group in achieving the goals and objectives of the organization.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary2
Introduction4
Literature Review4
Driver and restrainers of change6
Method7
Change Model7
Findings7
ADKAR Model8
Discussion/ Analysis8
HR Approaches to Managing change at Savile Group8
Readiness to Change9
Employee attitudes of Savile Group9
Savile Group and Organizational learning10
Culture of Savile Group10
Evaluation10
Conclusion11
Recommendations12
Introduction
According to the past studies it is observed and proved that the organizational behaviors are influenced by various factors that include the organizational culture which is the most significant element of an organization like in the case of the Savile Group. This factor depends on different theories, moreover, past researchers worked on different aspect of this single phenomenon. In addition, the organizational behavior was considered as to be influenced by the classical approach which was helpful for identifying and resolving the initial or the minor problems that were pertaining to the organization.
In the case of Savile Group should familiar with the word change management, if they are working within a large corporation or organization. Change management in an organization's culture has been around for a while but this term has become very common among organizations and corporations like Savile Group that like to initiate changes in the culture to the processes including both tasks and organizational culture. A change management is a set of processes that are employed to make sure that changes have been implemented in ordered, controlled and systematic way.
Literature Review
During the process of change, the main challenge for leaders is to mobilise the organisation to identify the challenges they face and develop adaptive capacity to face them. Same is the case with my organisation. At that time the leaders of my company were facing the challenge to mobilise the organisation. Difficult times are times of crisis, change and opportunity. They are not necessarily bad times. Hard times may be adverse or not depending on how you face it (Deal & Kennedy, 2008, 45-123). There are many companies that successfully make it through difficult times by using their ability to turn problems into opportunities and threats. When an organisation faces troubled times and having the adaptive problems to overcome, it faces the challenge of making radical changes in many of the habits and organisational practices (Frost, Moore, Reis, Lundberg & Martin, 2009, 90-145). This requires profound changes in the behaviour of many people within the organisation. An important feature of many adaptive problems is the difficulty of diagnosis and another is the difficulty of finding solutions (Hofstede, 2009, 80-120). Those cases do not come to understand what is happening or why they are the ...