The choice of practices (activities) utilised to embed change into the organisation are often ill-considered. They are guided by a person’s preference, bias and filters and often repeated change on change.
They are not careful appraised and selected with an understanding of the nature of the change, the impact, the scope, the size and stakeholder needs.
As a result, the change will not realise the speed and depth of change adoption needed. Projects will stall, rework will be required, projects will be delayed, business benefits not realised and unnecessary costs incurred. Projects will fail to deliver a return on investment.
The Balanced Diversity framework provides a selection of 59 practices to choose from across four quadrants so that a portfolio of diverse, yet balanced, practices can be chosen. Utilising the framework in a structured manner ensures that the right practices for the right changes are adopted.
The program provides a free practices assessment and a report of recommendations. Knowledge of the framework and how to apply it is provided and a series of hand-on workshops conducted to utilise it on real-world projects.
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