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Naming and Taming Resistance: Best Practices for Managing Resistance to Change

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Resistance is a natural response to change and can be destructive; but resistance can also be constructive and improve change outcomes. In this interactive webinar, Karen Ball, Director of Development and Robert Stise, Research Analyst will present actionable insights from a new topical study on planning for and managing resistance to change.

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Are you helping your organization investigate and apply AI technologies? Even if you’re approaching it with a healthy skepticism, AI presents significant change challenges for most organizations. Whether you want to achieve productivity gains or develop new customer solutions, generative AI is a technology—and the ultimate value will result from people adopting and using the solutions. Join Prosci Chief Innovation Officer Tim Creasey for an interactive session where we will co-create an ADKAR Force Field Analysis to better equip your organization’s people for the waves of change to come.

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Have you heard the news? Prosci’s Best Practices in Change Management – 12th Edition report is revolutionizing the way change practitioners apply change management research! Far more than a snapshot of the discipline’s current state, our new interface is a gateway to interactive, personalized insights that will transform your change initiatives and practice. During this exclusive webinar, we will share some of the latest research findings and teach you how to conduct your own “me-search” to explore industry and individual benchmarks, compare data, and generate the insights that matter most to you. Join Scott Anderson and Tim Creasey for this exciting journey through the evolution of change management as we celebrate 25 years of Prosci research.

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