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Maximizing your Chances for a Successful Change Jim Taylor, CPE, CPMM Director of Operations, Machinery Management Solutions, Inc. www.machineryhealthcare.com

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Page 1: Dimensions of Change

Maximizing your Chances for a

Successful ChangeJim Taylor, CPE, CPMM

Director of Operations, Machinery Management Solutions, Inc.

www.machineryhealthcare.com

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Meet Mark

theakshay.

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Mark is the Maintenance Manager for a company that could be a hotel, hospital, office

building, or manufacturing plant.

California Cthulhu

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He’s responsible for converting the maintenance department from a paper system to a CMMS.

CMMS picture

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His goal is the CMMS fully implemented with support of a majority of the work force.

English106

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He knows he has people in his organization who are change resistant. Some may even try to sabotage the effort.

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He needs to learn as much as he can about the change process and how to maximize his chances for success.

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To do this he must understand the dimensions of change.

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The first dimension is the

Culture.

You must get the organization as a

whole to understand and accept the need

for change.

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An assessment of the culture should

be done before announcing the

change

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Determine who will be the early adopters, resistors, and wait-and-see’ers.

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Identify the coalitions in the workforce.

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Identify the thought leaders.

Planet a.

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First build an awareness of the need for change

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Highlighting difficulties using the current system.

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Discussions about why the current way is not getting the job done.

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Then build a desire for change

Editor B

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Develop a coalition of thought leaders to start to build a desire for change.

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Discuss the kind of work life improvements that are possible

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The next dimension is the

individual.

You must get the individual

involved trained and confident in

his or her abilities

planet a.

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At first people are unmotivated and

lack confidence

Planet a

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Attitude: No previous experience and lacks motivation or confidence to complete the task.

Planet a

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Ability: Low skill level i.e. no training, lacks understanding of how to complete the task.

Planet a

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Managing: Directing - One-way communication where leader tells and shows follower what to do, and closely supervises them doing it.

Planet a

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Then they are motivated but

lack confidence.

Planet a

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Attitude: Has desire or incentive to complete task.

Planet a

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Ability: Low skill level.

Planet a

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Managing: Coaching - Two-way communication where leader directs what needs to be done, seeking ideas and suggestions from the follower.

Planet a

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Next they have confidence but

may not be motivated.

Planet a

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Attitude: lacks confidence or perceives task as high risk

Planet a

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Ability: Can competently complete task.

Planet a

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Managing: Supporting - Leader focuses on motivation and confidence issues and leaves task decisions to follower.

Planet a

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Finally they are motivated and

confident.

Planet a

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Attitude: Experienced in completing the task.

Planet a

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Ability: Motivated to complete task independently.

Planet a

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Managing: Delegating - Leader provides high-level direction only and further involvement and decision making is controlled by follower.

Planet a

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The third dimension is the infrastructure.

You must get the mechanics of the program running

correctly

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First there is the system

installation.

(BPR, selection and procurement is a separate topic for another day).

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Primarily IT

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Maintenance must be involved

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Questions to ask. Things to talk about.

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Next is the stabilization phase

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Goal is to get the fundamentals working right.

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Questions to ask. Things to talk about.

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Then there is the fine tuning phase

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Goal here is to optimize the use of the system.

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Questions to ask. Things to talk about.

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Finally there is the systematic improvement

phase.

ralphbijker

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Now we can use the system to start make real improvements in the way we do maintenance

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Questions to ask. Things to talk about.

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Remember Mark?

theakshay.

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He’s converting the maintenance department from a paper system to a CMMS.

CMMS picture

epSos.de johanloman

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His goal is the CMMS fully implemented with support of a majority of the work force.

English106

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To do this he must understand the dimensions of change.

.:. brainsik.

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Jim Taylor

765-366-4285

[email protected]

www.machineryhealthcare.com

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