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3. Management of change
Change management is defined as the methods and manners in which a company
describes and implements change within both its internal and external processes. This
includes preparing and supporting employees, establishing the necessary steps for
change, and monitoring pre- and post-change activities to ensure successful
implementation.
Significant organizational change can be challenging. It often requires many levels of
cooperation and may involve different independent entities within an organization.
Developing a structured approach to change is critical to help ensure a beneficial
transition while mitigating disruption.
4. Meaning and causes of change
Changes in its external and internal environment constantly affect
every business’s activities.
These changes can happen either at individual levels or at the
organizational level. Furthermore, it affects employees as well as managers.
It is also basic human nature to resist changes, especially drastic ones.
Since an organization’s success depends on how well it adapts to change,
management of these situations is crucial. This is where change
management comes into play.
Preventing changes is not always possible as they are inevitable
sometimes. However, it is possible to plan for changes and overcome them.
The management must always strive to ensure changes happen smoothly.
The organization and its members must not find changes too drastic.
5. Forces facilitate change
1. External forces
1. Educational and cultural force
2. Economic force
3. Technological force
4. Political force
5. Social force
6. 2. Internal force
1. Organisational structure
2. Production
3. Marketing
4. Finance
5. Human resources
6. Research and development
9. Guiding principles of change
management
1. Address the human side systematically
2. Start at the top
3. Involve every layer of the organisation
4. Make the formal case
5. Create ownership
6. Communicate the message
7. Assess the cultural landscape
8. Address culture explicity
9. Prepare for the unexpected
10. Speak to the individual
10. Merits of management change
1. The organization can respond faster to customers demand
2. It helps to align existing resources within the organization
3. Change management allows the organization to access the
overall impact of change
4. Organisational effectiveness and efficiency is maintained or even
improved by acknowledging the concerns of staff.
11. Management of crisis
Management of crisis means the identification of threats to an organization and it’s stake
holders and the method use by the organization to deal with threats
Crisis management often requires decisions to be made within a short time frame, and often
after an event has already taken place. In order to reduce the level of uncertainty in the
event of a crisis, organisations often create a crisis management plan.
Unlike risk management which involves planning for events which may occur in the future,
crisis management involves reacting to an event after it has occurred
12. Causes of crisis
1.Technological failure and breakdown of machines.
2 Problems in internet corruption in the software errors in passwords.
3. Crisis arises when employees disagree with each other’s preferences and get on the violent
track
4. Crisis arise as a result of boycott strikes for indefinite periods, disputes and layoffs
5. Violence, thefts and terrorism at the workplace result in organisation crisis
13. 6. Neglecting minor issues in the beginning can lead to major crisis and a situation of
uncertainty at the work place. The management must have complete control on its employees
and should not adopt a casual attitude at work
7. Illegal attitudes such as accepting bribes, frauds, data or information tampering all lead to
organisation crisis.
8. Crisis also arises when organisation fails to pay its creditors and declares it to be a bankrupt
organisation
14. Essential feature of crisis management
1 Employees and Management shouldn’t panic or spread rumors about the crisis Patience is the
best solution to handle crisis effectively
2 In the period of crisis, the management must be in regular communication and coordination
with the employees, external clients, stake holders as well as media.
3. Organisations must avoid being too rigid. They must adapt quickly to the
changes and new situations in a highly flexible manner.
15. 4 Crisis refers to a sequence of unwanted events leading to major disturbances and
uncertainty at the workplace
5. Crisis is an unexpected event which not only causes harm to the organisation but also
triggers a feeling of fear and insecurity amongst the individuals.
6. Organisations must be prepared well to face the inevitable threats and come out of tough
times without much difficulty
7. Individuals must immediately jump into action; the moment crisis is being detected at the
workplace.
16. Crisis management plan
Individuals need to adopt a step by step approach during critical situations. Planning is an
essential component in the period of crisis.
Crisis management plan refers to a detailed plan which describes the various actions which are
framed to be taken during critical situations or crisis.
The plan prepared by the senior and experienced members of the crisis management team
and related employees to overcome crisis in the best possible way is called as the crisis
management plan
17. Principles of crisis management plan
1 Crisis Management Plan should be made in the presence of all executives and employees.
2 Every member of crisis management team must have a say in the plan irrespective of their
position and authority. It is important for each one to contribute their valuable inputs and
suggestions plans. This increases the dimensions of the plan. Towards crisis management
3. Crisis Management Plan should take into account all identified problematic areas and come
up with a solution for all of the potential crisis areas to help the organisation come out of the
crisis as soon as possible
18. 4. Management should make sure that the plans are practical, realistic and solve the purpose
of saving organisation’s reputation and name in the society.
5. Management must identify the potential threat areas and various factors which may lead to
crisis at the workplace.
6. They must discuss issues and areas of concern amongst themselves on an open forum for
everyone to share their respective opinion
7. They should also make sure that they possess accurate information
8. Guess works and assumptions in such plans must be avoided as far as possible.
9. Crisis Management Plans should not only focus on ways to overcome crisis but also on
making the processes fool proof to avoid emergency situations in future
19. Merits of Management of Crisis
1. It helps to understand the nature of crisis.
2. It helps to understand the impact of crisis on individuals and how it affect communication.
3. It helps to learn tools for managing and communicating information in a crisis.
20. TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Total Quality is a description of the culture, attitude and organisation of a companythat strives to
provide customers with products and services that satisfy their needs Total Quality Management,
TQM, is a method by which management and employees can become involved in the continuous
improvement of the production of goods and services
It maintains that organisations must strive to continuously improve these processes by
incorporating the knowledge and experiences of workers. The simple objective of TQM is "Do the
right things right the first time every time.“
Total Quality Management is a combined effort of both top level management as well as
employees of an organisation to formulate effective strategies and policies to deliver high quality
products which not only meet but also exceed customer satisfaction with the advancements in
the studies of the concept of Total Quality Management
21. 6 Cs have been recognized which determine and influence the process of Total Quality
Management These 6 Cs are as follows
1. Commitment
2. Culture
3. Continuous Improvement
4. Cooperation
5. Customer Focus
6. Control
22. Concept of Total Quality Management
Total Quality is a description of the culture, attitude and organisation of a company that strives to
provide customers with products and services that satisfy their needs Total Quality Management,
TQM, is a method by which management and employees can become involved in the continuous
improvement of the production of goods and services.
TQM is a management philosophy that seeks to integrate all organisational functions (marketing,
finance, design, engineering, and production customer service, etc) to focus on meeting customer
needs and organisational objectives: It views an organisation as a collection of processes. It maintains
that organisations must strive to continuously improve these processes by incorporating the
knowledge and experiences of workers. The simple objective of TQM is “Do the right things right the
first time every time.”
TQM is infinitely variable and adaptable. Although originally applied to manufacturing operations,
and for a number of years only used in that area, TQM is now becoming recognized as a generic
management tool, just as applicable in service and public sector organisations
23. Elements of Total Quality Management
I. The foundation of TQM
1. Ethics
2. Integrity
3. Trust
24. II. The bricks TQM
4. Training
5. Teamwork:- (I) quality Impuriment team’s
(II)Problem solving team’s
(Iii)Natural work team’s
6. Leadership
25. III. The binding mortar of TQM Communion :-
(I) downward communication
(II) Upward communication
(III) Diagonal communication
IV. The roof of TQM
(I) ways
(II) Places
(III) Time
26. Merits of TQM
1. Higher employee morale
2. Lower cost
3. Improves reputation
4. Decrease waste
5. Improves access to global market
6. Higher customer retention levels
7. Maximum quality management
27. Demerits of TQM
(i) Waiting for a Long Time:
(ii) Problem of Labour Management Relations:
28. STRESS MANAGEMENT
Introduction
Work stress is recognised worldwide as a major challenge to a worker’s health and the
healthiness of their organisations. Workers who are stressed are also more likely to be unhealthy,
poorly motivated, less productive and less safe at work. Their organisations are less likely to be
successful in a competitive market Stress can be brought about by pressures in personal and
professional lives. Employers cannot usually protect workers from stress arising outside work, but
they can protect them from stress that arises through work. Stress at work can be a real problem
to the organisation as well as its workers.
29. Good management and good work organisation are the best forms of stress prevention. If
employees are already stressed, their managers should be aware of it and is the response
people may have when presented with work know how to help them recover from it.
30. Work Stress
Work related stress is the response people may have when presented with workdemands, and
pressures that are not matched to their knowledge and abilities and which challenge their ability
to cope Stress occurs in a wide range of circumstances, but is often made worse when the
employees feel they have little support from supervisors and colleagues, and where they have
little control over work, or how they can cope with its demands and pressures
31. There is often confusion between pressure and stress. Pressure at workplace isunavoidable
due to the demands of the contemporary work environment Pressureperceived as acceptable
by an individual may even keep workers alert, motivated able to work and learn, depending
upon the available resources and personal skillsets. However, when that pressure becomes
excessive or unmanageable, it leads to stress. Stress can damage worker's health and business
performance as well.
Stress results from a mismatch between the demands and pressures on the personon one
hand and their knowledge and abilities on another. It challenges the ability to cope with work.
This includes not only situations where the pressures of work exceed the worker's ability to
cope, but also where the worker's ability and knowledge are not sufficiently utilized. A healthy
job is likely to be one where the pressures on employees
32. Causes of work stress
The designing of jobs and work systems and the system of their management may cause work
stress.
Excessive and unmanageable demands and pressures can be caused poor work design, poor
management, and unsatisfactory working conditions. Mitarly.
These things can result in workers not receiving sufficient support from others not having
enough control over their work and its pressures.
Research findings show at the most stressful type of work is that which values excessive
demands and ressures that are not matched to workers’ knowledge and abilities, where there
is little pportunity to exercise any choice or control and where there is little opportunity to
exercise any choice or control and where there is little support from others.
33. Effect of work stress.
Stress affects different people in different ways.
The experience of work stress can cause unusual and dysfunctional behavior at work and
contribute to poor physical and mental health.
In extreme cases, long term stress or traumatic events at work may lead to psychological
problems and be conducive to psychiatric disorders resulting in absence from work and
preventing the worker from being able to work again.
When under stress, people find it difficult to maintain a healthy balance between professional
and personal life.
At the same time, they may engage in unhealthy activities such as smoking, drinking and
abusive drugs. Stress may also affect the immune system, impairing people's abilityto fight
infections
34. Principles of STRESS MANAGEMENT
1. Self-Knowledge
2. Self-Acceptance and Confidence
3. Enlightened Self-Interest
4. Tolerance for Frustration and Discomfort
5. Long-Range Enjoyment
6. Risk-Taking
7. Moderation
8. Emotional and Behavioural Responsibility
9. Self-Direction and Commitment
10. Flexibility
11. Objective Thinking
12. Acceptance of Reality
35. Merits of stress management
1. It helps individual to release his stress
2. Physical health gets better.
3. Stabilization of emotions.
4. Ability to focus improved.
5. Increase in productivity.
6. Able to learn and achieve.
36. When affected by work stress, people may
1 Become increasingly distressed and irritable.
2. Become unable to relax or concentrate
3. Have difficulty thinking logically and making decisions.
4. Enjoy their work less and feel less committed to it.
5. Feel tired, depressed, and anxious.
6. Have difficulty in sleeping
7. Experience serious physical problems such as heart disease, disorders of digestivesystem,
increase in blood pressure and headaches, musculo-skeletal disorders.
37. Work stress is thought to affect organisations by
1.Increasing absenteeism.
2. Decreasing commitment to work.
3. Increasing staff turnover.
4. Impairing performance and productivity.
5. Increasing unsafe working practices and accidentrates.
6. Increasing complaints from clients and customers.
7. Adversely affecting staff recruitment
8. Increasing ability to legal claims and actions by stressed workers.
9. Damaging the organisation's image - both internally and externally.
38. Knowledge managment
Knowledge Management (KM) refers to a multi-disciplined approach to achieve organizational
objectives by making the best use of knowledge.
Knowledge Management is the systematic management of an organization's knowledge assets
for the purpose of creating value and meeting tactical strategic requirements.
39. Merits of KM
1. Improves quality of service to users.
2. Improves user satisfaction.
3. Increase adoption of self service.
4. Higher first call resolution rates.
5. Reduction in training time and cost.
6. Reduce time to diagnose incidents and
problems.
7. Increase responsiveness to changing
business
8. Improved business processes.
9. Improved organizational agility.
10. Better communication.
40. Demerits of km
1. Dependency on knowledge contributors.
2. Mishandling of valuable company information.
3. Knowledge management systems are complex and hard to understand for the average
workers.
4. Lack of company strategy to fully utilize the information that it collects.
41. Outsourcing
• Outsourcing is the business practice of hiring a party outside a company to perform services and
create goods that traditionally be performed in-house by the company's own employees and staff.
• A firm may follow the strategy of outsourcing sometimes. In this strategy, some of the existing
functions of a firm may be outsourced in the sense; they may be given to an outside agency.
Agreed service charges are required to be paid for rendering these services.
• A firm may outsource its functions as part of cost control and cost reduction. For example, a firm
may decide that accounting function may be outsourced to outside firm on payment of certain
service charges.
• In such situation, the outsourcing firm will not be required to maintain its staff. All that it will be
required is to pay the service charges to the service provider. A firm may decide to outsource some
other functions such as human resources management after sale service and repair and
maintenance.
42. Merits of outsourcing
1. Cost reduction
2. Better quality
3. Reducing company’s risk exposure
4. Streamlining company operations
5. Strengthening and leveraging core competencies
43. Demerits of outsourcing
1. Loss of managerial control to some extent.
2. Rise in hidden costs.
3. More security risks.
4. Reduction in quality control.
5. Job losses.
6. Need to manage new relationships with the outsource.
7. Creeping privatization of the public sector reducing government control.