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Measuring Driving and Restraining Forces - Metrics
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Hasty
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Measuring Driving and Restraining Forces - Metrics

🔥 I'm swearing off* companies in crisis. I had an engagement blow up recently and it was painful.
What METRICS do you use to measure driving forces? How do you recognize when a change management program isn't a good fit?
* Editor: ~stop being involved with something.
 

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Mrs. Sayran Ghafuri,Kittani
Coach, Iraq
 

How to Measure Various Forces in Change

Please put an answer to this question because it is very important and causes the eastern world to waste public funds when a change takes place without prior study to ensure the appropriateness of the change in the systems in our environment, with appreciation.

 
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
 

Impossible to Measure an Organizational/Strategic Force Field

Because many of both the driving and restraining forces are intangible, these can not be measured like for example you can measure the temperature around you, or the speed of your car. Most of the individual forces in a FFA can only be analyzed, studied and described in other, non-quantitative ways.
A force field is even more complex, as it is comprised of the whole of all driving and restraining forces together. That's why an entire force field is even more difficult (impossible) to measure in exact terms.
Take a look at Soft Systems Methodology and Stakeholder Analysis for what you CAN do.

 

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topic Post-Merger Force Fields
topic Identifying Change Drivers
topic Where does Power Come From?
topic Dynamism is the Interface to Change Issues
topic Origin of Force Field Analysis
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topic The Human Factor in Force Field Analysis
topic Using Force Field Analysis for Gender Analysis
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topic Force Field Diagram Assumptions
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More on Force Field Analysis:
Summary
Discussion Topics
topic Quotes by Kurt Lewin
topic Organizational Change: How to Increase Driving Forces and How to Decrease Restraining Forces?
topic Decreasing Restraining Forces is easier
topic Unfreeze, Changing and Refreeze
topic Implementation of Change in an Organisation
topic Force Field Analysis Helps to Consider Barriers Before Embarking Change
topic Post-Merger Force Fields
topic Identifying Change Drivers
topic Where does Power Come From?
topic Dynamism is the Interface to Change Issues
topic Origin of Force Field Analysis
👀Measuring Driving and Restraining Forces - Metrics
topic Three Strategic Frameworks (Mulcaster)
topic The Human Factor in Force Field Analysis
topic Using Force Field Analysis for Gender Analysis
topic Be a Change Catalyst
topic Force Field Diagram Assumptions
topic MSCS Concept in Force Field Analysis
Special Interest Group

SIG Leader

Do you know a lot about Force Field Analysis? Become our SIG Leader
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