Information Systems Management · 1999 · 77 citations · 7 references
ManagementChange ManagementOrganization StudiesChange ImplementationOrganizational ChangeOrganizationsOrganizational Change ManagementOrganizational RestructuringStructural ChangeTransformational ChangeChange Management ProcessOrganizational Change ImplementationOrganizational ManagersThree-dimensional ClassificationThree-level Models
Abstract Change may be introduced into an organization a variety of ways – implementing new technology, employing new people, or in establishing new organizational structures, new policies, or new procedures. Just as change is made up of different components, it comes in varying degrees. A three-level classification of change can help IS managers gain control over the variable components and nature of change.
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