CONSULTING PROPOSAL
The management of change in an organization is often led by an internal or external change consultant who leads change from a project perspective with a phased approach that includes the project definition, a diagnosis of the situation, recommendations for a solution, a plan for implementing the recommendations, and the actual implementation of the plan.
INSTRUCTIONS
The proposal must be 1000–1500 words and include the following 5 sections:
1. Definition of project
2. Diagnosis of current situation
3. Recommendations
4. Implementation plan
5. Summary
The proposal must include a title and reference page formatted according to current APA requirements. You must use a minimum of 4 scholarly peer-reviewed sources plus the text.
Write the proposal as if you are addressing the CEO or organizational leadership as identified in the selected case study. The overall narrative in the proposal must include significant emphasis on diagnosing the problems in the business with recommendations for relevant change. These recommendations must be supported with specific examples or sources.
For example:
• If the organization needs to change its recruitment strategy or perhaps offer new products, what specific types of change are involved?
• Will the employees be affected? If so, what type of employees?
• How should the recommended changes be implemented?
• Are there drivers of the change that will determine the success of the change initiative? If so, what are they?
Keep in mind that the proposal is an overview of the current situation, needed changes, and recommendations; therefore, it is important to refrain from providing too much detail. However, the proposal must contain enough information for the CEO to select a course of action. Because the person receiving your proposal is the CEO, there is no need to re-state information in the case study as he/she should already be aware of the current situation.
You are encouraged to integrate information from any of the Reading & Study materials or your own experience.
. The prompts below are provided to support your analysis and critical thinking as you read the cases and to give you some structure
Questions for Consideration when writing proposal( do not include answers in proposal)
- What was the problem McDonnell Douglas was having with the C-17?
- What was the thinking that allowed the issue to persist?
- Describe the three main priorities of Koz, the new plant manager.
- How did the employees of MD originally view his priorities? How was this reflected in terms
of production?
- What did Koz do to illustrate and amplify his vision for his priorities?
- What was the eventual result of Koz’s “nutty idea?”
- What factors do you believe led to a successful transformation?
- Is the approach of Koz sustainable at that plant, transferable across the company, and is the
change management of Koz reproducible in other leaders. If so, explain why and how to
move forward with it. If not, explain why and suggest a different approach going forward.
The climate likewise endures because of the sand mining. Marine sand mines are just expanding and these are having huge outcomes on the marine life in the encompassing region. The sand is mined from the benthic zone and this digging obliterates natural surroundings for oceanic organic entities and modifies the biodiversity of an area, Desperez et al. guarantee that sand mining generally causes an overal deficit in faunal biomass in the encompassing biological system. The review attempted by Boyd et al. loans trustworthiness to this point and adds that it in the drawn out the environment must be reestablished to its unique state assuming the first residue organization is reestablished. The two examinations in a general sense concur with one another and the general agreement.
A review embraced by Ashfran et al. into the impacts of sand mining examined that when totals are mined however are too fine they are unloaded into streams in huge bunches. These enormous crest change the turbidity of the water and in this way can change riparian and oceanic territory so much that they never again are appropriate for certain organic entities that occupy them.
As well as being out adrift, many sand mines are arranged on streams. Mining on the bed of a waterway makes the stream go through channel entry point upstream and downstream of the mine. This can cause horizontal shakiness of the waterway banks and can make the depleting of the alluvial spring a lower level hence decreasing the stockpiling limit of the spring. This diminished level of the water table enormously affects the impact of dry spells in the encompassing region, expanding their seriousness and event. This exploration was distributed in 1997 and accordingly is apparently not modern anyway it is upheld by later examinations for instance the investigation of Poyang lake by Leeuw et al. in 2009 states that this unfavorable ecological effect has happened on Poyang lake.
The mining of sand has both an immediate and circuitous impact on the environment by fueling an Earth-wide temperature boost and environmental change through the emanation of carbon dioxide. Because of containerisation and globalization sand can be handily moved over significant distances to where it is really utilized. This transport frequently includes the burning of petroleum derivatives and the discharge of CO2 hence upgrading the nursery impact. It likewise in a roundabout way affects the environment, on the grounds that as recently examined the mining of sand is frequently with the point of substantial creation, concrete is likewise required for substantial creation. Around 0.9 lots of carbon are created for each huge amount of concrete delivered. This likewise upgrades the nursery impact consequently prompting anthropogenic environmental change. This is a drawn out worldwide impact and subsequently loans confidence to the contention that the effects of the over-double-dealing are not recently restricted.
Poyang Lake