Building Your Change GPS with Data You Already Have

Leveraging Powerful Data Enables Effective Leaders to Predict Challenges and Opportunities
By Kieran Colville, Director, Change Leadership and Analytics Specialist, Ketchum Change

Change has changed: a cliché but it’s true. Organizations are operating more fluidly using informal networks. This new behavior coupled with today’s pace and complexity of change means that companies need a data-driven approach to leading change. To understand this let’s take a look at how change management has evolved.

The Past: Leading Change Like Reading a Compass
Prior to the emergence of change theory in the late 20th Century there was little in the way of best practice. Leaders only knew the broad destination they were headed as most change was implementing tangible technologies and processes. It was like reading a compass: know the direction of travel and use your judgement and instinct to get there. 
 
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