Change Managers play a pivotal role in guiding organisations through key transitions.
They carefully facilitate adjustments to new conditions, ensuring that changes not only take root - but become integral to the organisation's culture and operations.
In the course of their work, they encounter a diverse array of organisations, environments, cultures, and project methodologies.
There are various change management approaches and frameworks that aim for a one-size-fits-all solution. In our experience, each project type carries unique objectives, challenges, and focal points for achieving success and requires adaptability to suit the needs and requirements.
In this comprehensive guide, we categorise project-based change management into three primary types: Agile, Hybrid, and Waterfall.
We delve into their distinct characteristics, examining how you can utilise them to expertly manage change and engage your stakeholders to deliver exceptional project outcomes.
- Contents
- The Ultimate Guide To Adaptable Project-Based Change Management
- What Is Change Management?
- Project Management Methodologies
- A Definition of Project Management Terms
- Agile Delivery Methodologies With Strong Customer-Focussed Cultures
- Hybrid Methodologies in Complex Organisational Environments
- Waterfall-Based Project Methodologies in Risk-Averse Cultures
- How You Can Deliver Project-Based Change Management