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How can ADKAR improve change management redundancies?

Layoffs are never easy and the effects ripple throughout an organization. Some organizations provide departing employees with severance packages, job…

What Is Corporate Restructuring?

Corporate restructuring involves significant alterations to an organization’s structure and business processes, often prompted by internal and external factors, current…

What is the difference between Prosci and other change and/or Change Management trainings?

Prosci differs from other Change Management training courses by the following characteristics:   Based on Best Practices: Prosci’s methodology is based…

What are the prerequisites for the certification training?

There are no specific pre-requisites for the Prosci certification training, making the program accessible to a wide range of professionals.…

With a Prosci Change Management certification, is it always 3 consecutive days?

Yes, the certification requirements from Prosci are globally uniform and include an intensive program of three consecutive days. This three-day…

What is the difference between ADKAR and Prosci?

The word “ADKAR” is an acronym for the five outcomes an individual must achieve for a change to succeed: Awareness,…

What is the ADKAR Model?

The ADKAR Model is a widely used model for applying change management. When you first hear the term, you may…

What is the PCT Model?

Within change management, the PCT Model is a frequently used tool, yet it is not clear to everyone what exactly…

What is Change Management?

Change management is a term widely used in the business world and quickly recognisable to people in the field. However,…

What is the Prosci 3-stage process?

This process is a structured approach to managing change developed by Prosci. This process helps the organisation prepare, manage and…

An introduction to change management

The data is clear: even when organizational changes meet technical requirements and milestones, they can still fail to deliver results and benefits. What’s missing? Change management. Organizations that embrace change management are more likely to achieve project objectives, stay on or ahead of schedule, and stay on or under budget.