Change is often framed by project resources, timelines, budgets, and scope. While these factors set important parameters, they don't determine long-term success.
When looking at the business case for change, goals are frequently described as:
In each case, success hinges on the people affected by the change and those who will take ownership once it's implemented. Therefore, it’s essential to strategically prepare these individuals to embrace and manage the change effectively.
People-driven change management supports the teams and their leaders who will be impacted by the change. This requires actively preparing and equipping them with the skills and mindset needed to ensure expected results and long-term success.