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Informationen zum Autor FRANÇOIS DUPUY is Chairman and CEP of the consulting firm Mercer Delta France. He was formerly affiliate professor at INSEAD and professor of management part time at Indiana University Kelley School of Business. He also acts as an independent consultant and has worked for major public and private firms worldwide. He was previously a researcher in the French National Centre for Scientific Research, specialising in organisational analysis. Klappentext Following on from his previous book, The Customer's Victory , François Dupuy here outlines how to manage a change process. Using practical examples from new case studies and discussion of current theories of organisational change this book explains how true organisational change can be effected in both private businesses and public organisations. With a strong pedagogical format, case studies and a helpful glossary of terms, this is an invaluable guide both for managers having to deal with change implementation and for students and researchers of change management. Zusammenfassung Following on from his previous book, The Customer's Victory , François Dupuy here outlines how to manage a change process. Using practical examples from new case studies and discussion of current theories of organisational change this book explains how true organisational change can be effected in both private businesses and public organisations. With a strong pedagogical format, case studies and a helpful glossary of terms, this is an invaluable guide both for managers having to deal with change implementation and for students and researchers of change management. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Change: Yes, But What? The Process: From Symptom to Problem The Process: Looking for the Priorities The Process: From Priorities to Levers Implementation: The Moment of Change Implementation: Playing on Trust The Particular Case of Public Organisations Conclusion
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FRANÇOIS DUPUY is Chairman and CEP of the consulting firm Mercer
Delta France. He was formerly affiliate professor at INSEAD and professor of management part time at Indiana University Kelley School of Business. He also acts as an independent consultant and has worked for major public and private firms worldwide. He was previously a researcher in the French National Centre for Scientific Research, specialising in organisational analysis.
