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Improving Technology-Based Change Processes Through Measurement and Communication: A Case Study on Indus International

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Improving_Technology_Based_ChangeWP97_29.pdf (79.65 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/77027
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Author
Welbourne, Theresa M.
Clark, J. Thomas
Felton, Robert W.
Abstract

This case study describes an e-mail based employee survey that was developed at Indus International to help the company as it underwent a large-scale organizational change. In February of 1996 the company went public, and their measurement tool (called the pulse) became a useful management change intervention because it also served as a communication device. This case study discusses the development of the survey, how it helped Indus progress through the changes they experienced as a result of rapid growth, and how this same intervention could be used by organizations undergoing transformation initiatives that include enterprise-wide software solutions.

Date Issued
1997-12-01
Keywords
employee
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company
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management
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organization
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communication
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work
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team
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Indus
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study
Type
preprint

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