The document discusses the topic of change and how the world, work, talent, and clients are constantly changing. It provides examples of how each of these areas are changing at an accelerated pace. It notes that only organizations that can anticipate changes will survive into the next millennium. The document also discusses how people often fear change but that change has enabled life to grow and develop rapidly. Overall, the document emphasizes that the external environment is changing at an unprecedented rate and that change leadership skills are required for organizations to remain viable in this changing world.
6. Change
There will be more“
confusion in the
business world in the next
decade than in any decade in
history. And the current pace
of change will only
accelerate.”
Steve Case
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7. The Changing World
•“The period 2000-2025
will bring the single
greatest worldwide
change since we came
down from the trees.”
David Schneider & Grady Means, Meta
Capitalism
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8. The Changing World
•“In 25 years, you’ll
probably
be able to get the
sum total of all human
knowledge on a
personal device.”
Greg Blonder, VC [was Chief
Technical Adviser for Corporate
Strategy @ AT&T] [Barron’s
13.11.2000]
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9. The Changing World
•“It used to be that
the big ate the
small. Now the fast
eats the slow.”
Geoff Yang, (Institutional Venture
Partners)
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سازمان
Southwest
Pan Am
شركت هواپيمايي
Toyota
General Motors
خودرو
CNN
CBS
راديو و تلويزيون
Gateway 2000
IBM
كامپيوتر
Fuji
Kodak
فيلم
America Online
Local Public Library
اطلعرساني
Federal
Express
US Post Office
پست
USA Today
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New York Times
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15. Change
Talk to kids. Watch how“
they use such tools as
instant messaging, and
you can learn it all. Kids
hold the clue to the future
of technology.”
John Patrick,
ebusiness guru, IBM
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16. Change
We want to be“
the air traffic
controllers of
electrons.”
Bob Nardelli, GE Power Systems
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18. Change
Club Med
is“
more than just a
‘resort’; it’s a means of
rediscovering oneself,
of inventing an entirely
new ‘me.’ ”
Source: Jean-Marie Dru, Disruption
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19. Change
Apple opposes, IBM“
solves, Nike exhorts,
Virgin enlightens, Sony
dreams, Benetton
protests. … Brands are
not nouns but verbs.”
Source: Jean-Marie Dru, Disruption
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23. Change
The leaders of Great“
Groups love talent
and know where to
find it. They revel in
the talent of others.”
Warren Bennis & Patricia Ward
Biederman, Organizing Genius
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24. Change
AS LEADERS,“
WOMEN RULE: New
Studies find that female
managers outshine their
male counterparts in
almost every measure”
Title, Special Report, Business Week, 11.20.00
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25. Change
The Cracked Ones Let in the Light
“Our business needs a massive
transfusion of talent, and talent, I
believe, is most likely to be found
among
non-conformists,
dissenters and rebels.”
David Ogilvy
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26. Change
The A students work for the B
students.
The C students run the business.
The D students dedicate the
buildings.”
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28. Change
The Quest for Business
. . .Effectiveness is
… a continuous challenge as
customer expectations change
and can sometimes
change faster than
organizations can
respond
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30. Change
Women*:
(1) Dominate the res. market.
(2) Dominate education
decision-making.
(3) Dominate health-care
decision-making.
(4) Dominate the Talent/HR
office environment.
(5) Own 9M bus.
.*Guys still control the factory & mining environment
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31. Change
Carol Gilligan/ In a Different Voice
Men: Get away from authority, family
Women: Connect
Men: Self-oriented
Women: Other-oriented
Men: Rights
Women: Responsibilities
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32. Change
Men and women don’t think the same way, “
don’t communicate the same way, don’t buy
for the same reasons.”
“He simply wants the transaction to take
place. She’s interested in creating a
relationship. Every place women go, they
.”make connections
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33. Change
EVEolution: Truth No. 1
Connecting Your
Female Consumers to
Each Other Connects
Them to Your Brand
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34. Change
The ‘Connection“
Proclivity’ in women starts
early. When asked, ‘How
was school today?’ a girl
usually tells her mother
every detail of what
happened, while a boy
might grunt, ‘Fine.’ ”
EVEolution
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36. The Changing World
•"There is only one
constant in this
universe, and that
constant is ...
change".
Albert Einstein
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37. Change
مديران همواره ااا مساااله تغيير
اا
ب
) (Changeسر و کار داشته اند ولی در
زمان کنو ایا مسااله طول زمان تغيير
اا ا
ن
مطرح است.
در گذشته مديريت شاهد ثبات و
پايداری نسبتا طولنی بود و يک برنامه
جديد در هر ده سال کفايت می کرد.
در زمان کنو ایا مديران شاهد
ن
تغييرات سريع و زودگذر ه ستند و بايد
به تغي ير به عنوان يک فعال يت دايمی و
مستمر نگاه کنند.
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38. Change
• Change comes at us constantly
and shows no mercy.
• Only those organizations that
possess the necessary skills for
anticipating change within their
business will survive into the next
millennium.
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39. The Changing World
•“When land was the
productive resource,
nations battled
over it. The same is
happening now for
talented people.”
Stan Davis & Christopher Meyer, future
WEALTH
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40. The Changing World
• All these rapid
developments and
changes deeply influence
the traditional way of
management.
• New Concepts require
new Leadership Methods.
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42. The Changing World
•Many people are afraid
of change because it
hastens the unknown.
However, we were born
to evolve. It is the key
factor which has
enabled all life to grow
and develop at the
speed it has.
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43. The Changing World
Change Is a
Direct Challenge
to Our Emotional
Needs
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•
•
Our need to trust
Our need to have choices
Our need to feel in control
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44. The Changing World
The “Change”
Reaction
T h o u g h ts a n d
F e e lin g s
B e h a v io r a l
E ffects
P erform an ce
R e su lts
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45. The Changing World
Descriptions of the Word Change
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Fear
Uncertainty
Anticipation
Confused
Powerless
Happy
Numb
“Wait and see”
Excited
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•
Opportunity
Angry
“Whatever”
Optimistic
Panic
Anxiety
Motivated
Sad
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46. The Changing World
• Success is
achieved by
leading change,
not waiting for it.
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48. The Changing World
There
are THREE kinds of people:
1- Those who Remember
2- Those who Think
3- Those who Dream
Those
who Remember
Those who Think
Those who Dream
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Remember the Past
Try to Grasp the Present
Dream about Future
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