Organizational transformation is
about organizational change which the change goes to the depths of what an
individual feels and will affect what people feel about the organization, what
they do in the organization and maybe what they hold dear to life.
Organizational transformation is more than just changing the way business is
done. It is about changing the organizational culture in one or more ways.
Transforming the organization
refers to any significant change made to an organization such as, restructuring
an organization or reengineering an organization and/or there is a significant
change in the way business is done. The question is, of course, what is
significant relative to a given organization.
There’s
nothing wrong in change, but there are things you can do to help yourself adjust
to change and get involved in positive ways, we can reduce the impact of change
and resulting stress by focusing on the value to be gained. Moreover, it is
important to realize that change is a key to surviving and growing in today’s
economy, change is inevitable and we will be surfing on the wave of transition.
Without change we would run the risk of becoming stale and unresponsive. The
challenge we face is to learn to move through this transition as easily and
creatively as possible.
NDMC is
going through this transformation process as of now. As what I have mentioned
on my previous blogs. The president is aspiring for making the college into a
university. Many changes have happened. There are re-organization, improvement
in instruction, upgrading of the facilities, purchase of new IT equipments, new
salary schemes and many others. Of course, there are no changes that does not
meet any hindrances. There are hindrances also like the “young once” are resistant
to these new changes. But somehow everyone is expecting for a good result on
these implemented transformation.
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