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PART ONE:

• Select a company for the change management plan

• Analyze resources and data needed to support the selected company

Once you have selected a company, it is time to research and clearly identify the company's need. The next step in preparing the change management plan will be to create a well-researched, insightful presentation that outlines the need as well as the initial proposal for the change management plan. You will present this information to a group of the company's senior executives. Assuming you receive buy-in from these executives, you will then create a comprehensive and professional change management plan that will include your recommendations and ideas for effectively implementing the change within the company.

Your draft needs to include the following:

• An overview and the background of the selected company

• A summary of the identified reorganization or reengineering need

• Outcomes or goals for the company

Writing Expectations

The writing should be organized according to APA format and should follow the writing process, starting with an introduction to your discussion, the topic of discussion, and supporting details that describe and define your statements.

The written work should transition from thought to thought as you work your way through to the conclusion with a statement that adds new insight.

References

Any resources you use must be cited in APA format.

PART TWO:

Begin the research for your change management plan. You will be compiling resources, including articles, links, and other scholarly sources, to use in your change management plan. The research should be focused on the issues you encounter in your selected organization. You will contrast the research with the real problems and provide outcomes and a resolution based on the research you obtain. For example, if you find research that shows it is more beneficial for the company to monitor employee performance and evaluate the top employees, you can describe the steps you would take to make this change happen. You may be researching employee performance expectations for this issue.

You should be researching credible and scholarly resources that include primary and secondary sources that support the project. The research should include articles on companies that have experienced challenges financially or have reorganized. The research must also contain a review of what the reorganization or reinvention means, what the impact is, and who is affected. The research should contrast with your own company evaluation and provide direction.

• Once the company is selected, you will outline the issues.

• Then you will conduct research based on those issues.

• You will contrast the issues with potential solutions.

• You will discuss the strategies you will use to make the changes.

PART THREE:

Now that you have selected a company, it is time to research and clearly identify the company's need. The next step in preparing your change management plan will be to create a well-researched, insightful presentation that outlines the need as well as your initial proposal for the change management plan. You will present this information to a group of the company's senior executives. Assuming you receive buy-in from these executives, you will then create a comprehensive and professional change management plan that will include your recommendations and ideas for effectively implementing the change within the company.

Prompt: Identify and discuss the company you wish to study for the change management plan. Your company selection summary needs to include the following:

• An overview and the background of the selected company

• A summary of the identified reorganization or re-engineering need

• Outcomes or goals for the company

Guidelines for Submission: The submission should be two to three pages in length (excluding the title page and references) and should use double spacing, 12- point Times Roman font, and one-inch margins. It should be formatted according to APA guidelines and include at least three scholarly sources. Cite your sources within the text of your paper and on the reference page. Please see the feedback from the instructor and resubmit as needed.