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Writer's pictureAnastasia Entina

Organizational Change Management: Knowledge Acquisition During Change 


Every organizational change is unique, encompassing the current state, transition phase, and future state.


For change to succeed and deliver the intended value, careful attention must be given to the people management aspect. This requires thorough planning, implementation, and continuous monitoring.


A key stage in any change management plan is knowledge acquisition. While employees already know how to operate within the current state, the focus should shift to equipping them with the knowledge they need for:

  • Navigating and performing effectively during the transition phase

  • Performing and delivering results in the future state


This knowledge can be delivered through carefully designed practices that align with the context of your organizational change.


However, for this stage to be truly effective, employees must first understand why the change is happening and be motivated to support it. Without their buy-in, the effort spent on acquiring and sharing knowledge will be wasted.


Whether your organization is introducing new business processes, creating new departments or roles, automating workflows, or implementing new software, we can help you design a tailored change management plan that effectively addresses the people side of change and ensures you achieve your goals.


Reach out to us on LinkedIn or visit our website to learn more about how we can support your organization through successful change.



Change Management: Knowledge Acquisition
Organizational Change Management


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