Framework

Nine principles for changing public sector organisations

The question it answers

When leading reform in a public-sector organisation, which principles should a senior manager follow to overcome resistance and keep staff committed to the change?

Origin
Cunningham & Kempling, 2009
Diagram type
Process by phase
Level of analysis
Firm
Clay steps with a looping glass arrow, icon for change management

Diagram

Nine principles for changing public sector organisations

  1. Nine principles
  2. Form a guiding coalition
  3. Recognise and respond to resistance
  4. Establish the need
  5. Articulate envisioned outcomes
  6. Establish an implementation process
  7. Focus on continuous improvement
  8. Develop a commitment plan
  9. Manage by walking around
  10. Change structures and HR systems

Sources

References

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  1. Cunningham, J.B. and Kempling, J.S. (2009) ‘Implementing change in public sector organizations’, Management Decision, 47(2), pp. 330–344.doi:10.1108/00251740910938948Source page