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Create a Business Case for Change Management

The business case is a powerful vehicle for presenting the rationale and approach for change management because it helps address some of the most common objections or challenges to change management.

Why Change Management

Your initiatives impact how individual people do their work. They impact the processes individual people use, as well as their job roles, workflows, reporting structures, behaviors, and even their identity within the organization.

Unified Value Proposition

Prosci's Unified Value Proposition is an organizing framework for describing how change management and project management come together to deliver success with change. This “change management on a page” helps practitioners position the value of change management at a high level for others.

5 Tenets of Change Management

The 5 Tenets of Change Management form the context you need to clarify misconceptions and justify the importance of change management within your organization.

Cost-Benefit Analysis of Change Management

Change Management ROI - Connecting People to Projects

Our change management process consists of three phases: Preparing for Change, Managing Change, and Reinforcing Change. Following the steps in each of these phases will help you transition from your current state to your future state.

Change Management ROI Calculation

The ROI of change management is the additional value created by a project due to employee adoption and usage. Learn the formula and follow these examples to see how you can find your own CMROI.

3 Benefits of a Business Case for Change Management

Have you ever thought about telling the story of change management in a business case? The business case can go a long way in building support and buy-in.