Change will happen anyway. Though, when we apply the structure and dedication of change management methods, we can achieve two distinct benefits:

1. Shorten the time to achieve the desired future state
2. Increase the quality of the adoption of the new solutions

At Hive17 Consulting, we feel that successful change is possible. Years of experience shows that the consistent application of a solid and hands-on methodology will lead to the success of your projects.

75% of Transformation Projects are Unsuccessful

Only 25% of transformation initiatives succeed in delivering the desired business impact… and these rates are decreasing over time.
​McKinsey – How to beat the transformation odds | Journal of Cambridge Studies:  Why do change management strategies fail?

Change Management is the people side of doing business. While our transformation might be about installing new software, processes, organisations, products, and procedures. The actualisation of the business benefits happens via people.

Where do we apply Change Management?

Operational Excellence

• Ownership to enable teams to give their best.

Target Setting

• Vision to action propagated through the organisation.

Sustainability

• Develop impact strategies & create impact movements

Culture

• Cultural foundation enabling scaling up (M&A).

Digitalisation

• Accelerating adoption through engagement & enabling.

CPC Change Management Methodology

Hive17 Consulting is endorsing and practising the change management methodology of CPC Consulting - an award-winning German advisory firm.

We appreciate their methodology because it is very hands-on, holistic, and based on decades of experience.

Certified Associate in Change Management

Invest in Your Future Skills - Become a Certified Change Leader
Skillsfuture Singapore has identified Critical Core Skills for the future; managing change is a core element in their framework!

Learn more about all the different learning modules and certification to become a change management professional.

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