the science of change - the terrace initiative
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From Green to Brown to Gold:Using the Science of Change to Ensure Operational Readiness for Asset Optimisation Projects
Corrie ScheepersThe Terrace Initiative
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Corrie ScheepersThe Terrace Initiative
Director
Corrie is a senior transformation leader and experienced changemanagement practitioner focused on driving business performanceimprovement across industries by helping clients shape and delivercomplex, large-scale programs.
Corrie is the founding director of The Terrace Initiative, an Australianconsulting firm that specialises in delivering and an embedding authenticbusiness change for our clients through:
Pragmatic and fit-for-purpose solutions
A highly skilled team of industry-leading delivery practitioners
Innovative business change assessment tools, embedded
throughout our methodologies
Superior outcome-oriented client delivery
Innovative and pragmatic solutions
Perth
Sydney
Journey from Greenfields to Brownfields
The Science of Change
The Insights
Targeted Engagements
The Outcomes
Key Takeaways
A g e n d a
J o u r n e y f r o m G r e e n f i e l d s t o B r o w n f i e l d s
Construction and Commissioning
Optimisation of Current Assets and Resources
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1. Prosci Best Practices in Change Management 2013
T h e S c i e n c e o f C h a n g e
Preferred Change Behaviours and Leadership Style (PPA)
IndividualsPersonal motivation and capacity to change
Reaction to the quantity and speed of change
Personal communication and learning preferences
TeamsGroup motivation and capacity to change
Group dynamics and values
Leadership styles and effectiveness
Communication and training needs
OrganisationCapacity for change based on current organisational structure
Change sustainability across the business
Effective program governance structure
Primary Motivators and Change Values (PVP)
Influencing Behaviours for Change (TEIQue)
I n s i g h t s
There are too many things to consider. It’s never going to work.
Paul Cheryl Luke
New technology is exciting. Let’s give
it a go!
I don’t understand why we are doing this. Just
tell me what to do.
Team A
Team is a mixture of natural change enthusiasts and pragmatic followers
Value understanding the details behind changes
Sandra Kevin
There’s too much going on. I can’t keep up with
the changes.
We always talk about change but never do anything.
Team B
Hands on support needed. Important to know where to get information and help
Prefers when change is predictable and there are no surprises
Organisation
Workforce is motivated by professional and financial security
People respond best when change is driven by line leaders
Teams put low emphasis on working collaboratively with other areas of the business
T a r g e t e d E n g a g e m e n t
IndividualsTargeted communication and change activities
Fit for purpose training and coaching strategy
Effective leadership structures and support activities
TeamsTailored implementation schedule focusing on areas of potential change resistance
Leadership coaching to empower line-leaders
Optimised team structure taking into consideration team dynamics
OrganisationGovernance and leadership structure that aligns to workforce needs
Sustainability plan to ensure change is deeply embedded across organisation
Role redeployment strategies
Coordination:Schedule of change activities optimised according to area needs
Commitment:Change delivered in a way that aligns to individuals’ values and speaks to their motivations
Sustainability:Workforce adopts the right attitudes and behaviours to embed changes for long term benefits
Transformation:Complex changes embedded quicker and with less resistance resulting in earlier benefits realisation
O u t c o m e s
The key success factor in brownfield optimisation projects is the meaningful engagement of people to adopt required behaviours and attitudes
The Science of Change provides an analytical approach to change management by quantifying individuals’ underlying values, behaviours, motivations and leadership styles
By using these workforce insights, organisations can customise program activities around unique individual and team needs
Applying analytical rigour around the people side of brownfields optimisation projects results in a much higher rate of change embedment and return on investment
K e y T a k e a w a y s
Mobile:Email:
Corrie Scheepers
+61 (0)423 127 [email protected]
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The Terrace Initiative
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