Katharine Becks- SCM Powerpoint
Strategic Change Management Research Presentation Recording (12/08)
Instructions:
Complete a PowerPoint Presentation on a research topic listed below concerning Strategic Change Management. The presentation should use between 10 to a maximum of 13 visual slides, and there must be a “Reference” list with at least five (5) sources, adhering to the APA style.
The following are some guidelines for your visual aids:
· Please adhere to the APA format
· You must support your findings through proper APA citation: http://libraryguides.bennett.edu/home/library-tutorials/apa-style-presentations (Links to an external site.) .
· Please use a minimum of 5 sources for your presentation
· You should have a Reference list at the end of your presentation.
Examples of Strategic Change Management Research Presentation Topics
· Implementing Effective Change Management in the Leisure and Sports Sector
· The Role of Leadership in Change Management
· Factors Influencing Women Manager’s Success
· Restoring Productivity and Confidence in the Midst of Change
· Why Change Management Often Proves Difficult in Organizations
· The Effective Implementation of Organizational Policies After Merging
· Change Management and Globalization
· Management in Developing Countries
· Fostering Social and Civic Responsibility by Organizations
· Changes Created by An Aging Workforce and Its Impacts on Organizations
· The Role of Technology and Change Management
· Ethical Issues When Changes Occur in Organization
· Practicing Corporate Responsibility is Attractive For the Business
· How Would Diversity Impact Change Management?
· Leading Transformational Change
· The Management of Change and Innovation
· Talent Management Strategies in Emerging
· Ethical Issues and Cultural Change
· Communicating Change in an Organization
· Motivation, Productivity, and Change Management
· Different Generational Workforce and Their Handling of Change in the Workplace
· Work-Home Interaction—A Challenge to Human Resource Management
· Organizational Memory: Why Does It Matter?
· Hospital Planning for Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents