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11-12-2013 . The Change Roller Coaster, part three

The myth of pdca

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11-12-2013 .

The Change Roller Coaster, part three

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Theories of Change

1. PLANNEDCHANGE (E)2. EMERGENT CHANGE (O)

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PDCA

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1. The chance that plans do not lead to what we want is 80% in the complex world we

live in.

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2. If we do what we planned, we might not do what is needed.

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3. Most of the real quality issues cannot be checked/measured

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4. The most important thing to do in facilitating a quality culture is to give

attention to people.

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5. We should not be focused on control, not even on continuous improvement, but on

commitment.

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6. It is the context that gives meaning.

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2. Theories of Emergent Change

ACCRA ©

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Figure 3. The spiral of ACCRA (C)

R A

COMMITMENT

CONTEXT

ATTENTION

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IMWR????

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1. Stays to planned change: “maakbaarheid “

2. No real focus on human factor (attention)3. Can you really inspire someone else?

4. Control / continuous improvement paradigm

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Huub Vinkenburg