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In the experience reports from teams who tried it, somebody—often the projectmanager—ended up having to bridge the gap between company culture and Agile philosophy. Some people use the Kanban method to motivate organizational change. If your change goes through, are you prepared to take responsibility for what happens next?
ITIL v3 – To make ITIL more user-friendly, the ITIL Glossary was introduced in 2006. Service Level Management. Capacity Management. Supplier Management. IT Service Continuity Management. ChangeManagement. Change Evaluation. Release and Deployment Management. Knowledge Management.
Large changes—those that directly impact more than 30-70 people—require professional changemanagement. Depending on the size of your organization, your HR department may have changemanagement experts on staff who can help. Organizational leaders often underestimate the importance of changemanagement.
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