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Managing change : cases and concepts
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3rd ed.
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New York : McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2011
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xxix, 617 p. : ill., maps ; 27 cm.
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9780073102740
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Managing Change: Cases and Concepts, 3e by Todd Jick and Maury Peiperl is comprised of six modules that introduce common threads in the ensuing case studies and readings on organizational change. The materials in this edition--cases and readings--have been chosen and arranged to introduce change as an integrated process. Cases in the text represent a wide variety of change situations. Accompanying many cases are readings, likewise chosen to reflect a broad range of issues. Some readings provide theoretical underpinnings for a case, supporting the action: others challenge the action with alternative viewpoints. Still others provide broader context--views of the changing world, for example, or commentaries on how we look at change; ideas that go well beyond the issues in any particular case.


Table of Contents

Mohanbir Sawhney and Robert C. Wolcott and Inigo ArronizRichard W. Beatty and David O. UlrichKathleen M. EisenhardtClayton M. Christensen and Michael OverdorfDuncan M. Taylor and Graeme M. TaylorTodd D. JickBert A. SpectorWanda J. Orlikowski and J. Debra HofmanGary Hamel and Liisa VälikangasTodd D. JickDavid A. Nadler and Michael L. TushmanMichael Beer and Russell A. Eisenstat and Bert SpectorDenise M. RousseauTodd D. JickMaury A. Peiperl and Yehuda BaruchMary Young and James E. PostNoel TichyBarry OshryRosabeth Moss KanterJean-Pierre LehmannMargaret J. Wheatley and Myron Kellner-RogersMichael Beer and Nitin NohriaDiane BradyPeggy Holman
Preface to the Third Editionp. iv
Preface to the Second Editionp. viii
Preface to the First Editionp. xi
Introductionp. xix
Module 1 Forces for Changep. 1
Introductionp. 1
Case
Innovation at the Lego Group (A)p. 4
Reading
ôThe 12 Different Ways for Companies to Innovateöp. 15
Case: Change Classic
Changing the Culture at British Airwaysp. 24
Reading
ôRe-energizing the Mature Organizationöp. 37
Case
Nestlé's Globe Program (A): The Early Monthsp. 50
Reading
ôHas Strategy Changed?öp. 56
Reading
ôMeeting the Challenge of Disruptive Change,öp. 61
Case
GlaxoSmithKline and AIDS Drugs in South Africa (A): The Fight for Lives and Profitsp. 74
Reading
ôRethinking the Social Responsibility of Business,ö Reason magazinep. 82
Reading
ôThe Collapse and Transformation of Our World,öp. 92
Module 2 Changing the Game (from Vision to Adaptation)p. 109
Introductionp. 109
Case
Yinscape and Yangsearchp. 112
Reading
ôThe Vision Thing (A),öp. 113
Case: Change Classic
Bob Galvin and Motorola, Inc. (A)p. 120
Reading
ôFrom Bogged Down to Fired Up: Inspiring Organizational Change,öp. 132
Case
Merrill Lynch: Evolution, Revolution and Sale, 1996-2008p. 140
Reading
ôAn Improvisational Model for Change Management: The Case of Groupware Technologies,öp. 149
Case
Charlotte Beers at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide (A)p. 163
Reading
ôThe Quest for Resilience,öp. 182
Module 3 Implementing Changep. 199
Introductionp. 199
Case: Change Classic
Peter Browning and Continental White Cap (A)p. 203
Reading
ôImplementing Change,öp. 211
Case
Marconi plc (A)p. 220
Reading
ôOrganizational Frame Bending: Principles for Managing Reorientation,öp. 239
Case
Leading Culture Change at Seagramp. 255
Reading
ôWhy Change Programs Don't Produce Change,öp. 264
Simulation
The Merger Plan Simulationp. 276
Case
Oticon: Building a Flexible World-Class Organization (A)p. 292
Reading
ôChanging the Deal While Keeping the People,öp. 298
Case
Ayudhya Allianz C. P.: The Turnaroundp. 308
Module 4 The Recipients of Changep. 319
Introductionp. 319
Case: Change Classic
Donna Dubinsky and Apple Computer, Inc. (A)p. 322
Reading|]13p. 336
Case
Wellcome Israel (A)p. 347
Reading
ôBack to Square Zero: The Post-Corporate Career,öp. 357
Case
Emilio Kornaup. 373
Case
Mark Margolisp. 375
Case
Kerstin Berger (A)p. 377
Simulation
Broadway Brokersp. 384
Reading
ôManaging to Communicate, Communicating to Manage: How Leading Companies Communicate with Employees,öp. 389
Module 5 Leading Change: The Personal Sidep. 405
Introductionp. 405
Case: Change Classic
Wall Disney's Dennis Hightower: Taking Chargep. 410
Case
Dennis Hightower: Walt Disney's Transnational Managerp. 415
Reading
ôBob Knowling's Change Manual,öp. 423
Case
ôChange Agent ôIn Waitingöp. 430
Case
ôHenry Silva: Aspiring Change Agent for a Start-up Companyp. 440
Case
ôSusan Baskin: Aspiring Change Agent (A)p. 445
Reading
ôConverting Middle Powerlessness to Middle Power: A Systems Approach,öp. 448
Case
ôThe Young Change Agentsp. 462
Reading
ôLeadership for Change: Enduring Skills for Change Masters,öp. 475
Case
ôVinesh Juglal: South African Serial Entrepreneurp. 494
Module 6 Continuous Changep. 503
Introductionp. 503
Reading
ôSeismic Shocks and Systemic Shifts: The Irresistible Rise of a New State Capitalism,öp. 506
Case
ôManaging Performance at Haier (A): From Bankrupt Collective Enterprise to the Cover of Forbesp. 513
Reading
ôBringing Life to Organizational Change,öp. 524
Case
ôSingapore Airlines: Continuing Service Improvementp. 535
Reading
ôCracking the Code of Change,öp. 553
Case
ôGE's Two-Decade Transformation: Jack Welch's Leadershipp. 563
Case: Change Classic
ôNigel Andrews and General Electric Plastics (A)p. 589
Reading
ôGE's Move to the Internetp. 592
Case
ôGet Me a CEO from GE!p. 599
Reading
ôThe Immelt Revolution,öp. 604
Reading
ôUnlocking the Mystery of Effective Large-Scale Change,öp. 610