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Organization Change (Nokia Case, p.g. 2 CH 1-Class Discussion)
Allan
January 6th/2016
Some of the Key points in this case
Brought out smartphones
Didn’t build on the US format
Internal Issues- In class we talked about Shared Diagnosis (From this case we can say that there
was not shared diagnosis in that the employees were negative about change. In order to the
them to change we should let them voice their opinion and get the rest of management on their
side but they didn’t and so they needed a change, they needed new management.
It has to do with the people and their comfort level and whether they are willing.
Allan asked us what three faces of change we would use
1) Turnaround- Because of the bottom line. Targets Assets---> Improve short-term- bottom line
performance
2)Transformation (more so)- Targets behaviors---> Enhance human capabilities
3)Tools and Techniques-Some of the tools we could use are TQM (Total Quality Management),
this is to line operational processes with the requirement for customer-defined quality and continuous
improvement. We could also use Agile Development (which is a stronger choice to Tools and
Techniques), this is a process for product development, mainly software, based on collaborative cross
functional team effort.
Organizational Change (Discussion Question #1- Group, on pg.16 and pg.4)
Allan
January 6th/2016
(Alyssa, Jordan, and Sarah)
1. Review Exhibit 1-1. Select one of the companies. Based on the brief statement of its renewed
strategy (or research the company for further details), think about how patterns of employee
behavior will have to change.
Netflix*We would have to downsize hard because it will be more computerized as opposed to physical labor
and then we would need to rehire candidates that possess degree's in computer tech for our new
system. *There would have to be new training
*Customer service would have to be trained from very hands on to computer based.