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			              Communicating Change to Top Management
Aobakwe Muke, Student (University), Botswana, Member
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			                  			Ways to Communicate Change to Top Management

															Jagdish B Acharya, Consultant, India, Premium Member
I try to give some ways of communicating change to top management.

1. If the cost is low and advantages are high - Do it. Show it with enumeration of advantages discretely to boss.

2. If it is complex - Show it with further scenes and monetary advantages. If it clicks, it will be implemented.

3. If it takes longer to get results - Do it in small steps. Wait for management to know.

4. If it has been done in other areas with good results- Show those cases and suggest.

5. If it is totally new and untried - Develop further stages by simulation or hypothesis and discuss with top via a report.

6. If it has personal benefits for boss - Do not delay and suggest.
			                  		
			                  			Communicating Change to Top Management

															D P BABU, Strategy Consultant, India, Member
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			                  			Change Top Management's Idea of What is to be Changed

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