Organisation Design
Does your organisation design lead to higher performance?
Organisation design can be about reorganising, restructuring or change management. Organisations face recurring and continuous change, and in order to maintain or increase productivity, performance and profit, they need to effectively respond to these challenges. The problem lies in knowing what needs to change, how to change it and when is the best time for change. In this two day programme participants will work with a variety of case studies, tools, frameworks and models to learn the principles and application of organisation design. |
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Benefits to you and your organisation:
Attending this programme will enable you to:
- Describe the features and benefits of various models of change and
organisation design
- Decide whether the organisation issue merits organisation design
or redesign
- Make informed structural decisions in relation to the organisation
or business issue
- Assess the organisation’s readiness for change
- Engage stakeholders in the design project
- Consider the risks involved in the design project
- Review the project as it proceeds and make sensible go/no-go decisions
- Use techniques and tools to generate stakeholder buy-in to the new
design
- Identify the organisation capability needed to sustain flexibility
and adaptability
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Fee:
£1,485.00 + VAT
Fees are inclusive of all materials,
refreshments and light lunch.
Fees are exclusive of residential and travel costs |
Who should attend this programme:
- OD Specialists
- Line Managers
- HR Professionals, particularly HR Business Partners working closely
with a function, division or business unit
- Consultants whose work involves organisation design
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Duration: 2 Days
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Programme Content:
- Welcome, Introductions and Objectives
- Context – What is organisation design?
- Elements of organisation design
- Understanding and applying the Organisation Design and Change Model
- Preparing for change
- Choosing to redesign
- Creating the design (Macro and Micro)
- Handling the transition
- Reviewing the design
- Planning what to do next – how to apply the learning
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Dates:
24 – 25 May 2012 (Manchester)
4 – 5 December 2012 (London)
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