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Practicing organization development : a guide for leading change / edited by William J. Rothwell, Jacqueline M. Stavros, Steven H. Cady.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Rothwell, William J., editor.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Organizational change--Management.
- Organizational change.
- Business consultants--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Business consultants.
- Organization.
- Leadership.
- Personnel management.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (462 pages)
- Edition:
- 5th ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, [2026]
- Summary:
- Explore contemporary organization development theory to advance your research agenda or implement transformational change at your organization.In the newly revised fifth edition of Practicing Organization Development: A Guide for Leading Change, a team of renowned experts in the field of organization development (OD) delivers an invaluable new.Explore contemporary organization development theory to advance your research agenda or implement transformational change at your organization. In the newly revised fifth edition of Practicing Organization Development: A Guide for Leading Change, a team of renowned experts in the field of organization development (OD) delivers an invaluable new look at how OD theories, models, frameworks, and whole systems interventions can effect positive transformation and change. The book covers classical and newer theories, process, and practices for transformational change, closely examines system dynamics, and identifies contemporary themes in OD, transformation, and change. Readers will find: Strategies for implementing OD approaches into leading, managing, consulting, and coaching Ways to elevate and extend their research agendas into new theories and models for impacting positive change Techniques for expanding OD from human resources and talent management silos into the areas of management and leadership Perfect for managers, executives, directors, and other business leaders interested in implementing transformational change, Practicing Organization Development is also an essential read for organization development theorists and researchers and other business academics seeking modern insights into an exciting and dynamic field of study.
- Contents:
- Part ONE Foundations: Theory and Practice of Organization Development, Transformation, and Change Management
- Chapter 1 Organization Development and Change
- Reflecting on the Field
- Why Care About OD
- The Importance of Leadership In OD
- Special Terms Used in OD
- What Is Systems Thinking, and Why Is It Important?
- What Are The Important Philosophical Foundations of OD?
- Summary
- Resources
- References
- Chapter 2 The Origins of Organization Development
- Kurt Lewin-The Grandfather of Organization Development (1939)
- Wilfred Bion-The Tavistock Method
- Douglas McGregor-Theory X and Theory Y
- What is Different About Organizational Development?
- Who Named Organization Development?
- The Origins of Organization Development Timeline
- Chapter 3 Change Process and Models
- An Overview Of Key Models for Organizational Change
- The Evolving View of the Action Research Model
- New Action Research Change Model: Perpetual and Instantaneous Positive Change
- Organization Development Effectiveness Model
- Emerging Change Processes
- In Memoriam
- Chapter 4 Being an Effective Leader Starts with Knowing Thyself
- How Might You Choose to Most Effectively Lead?
- Self‐As‐Instrument For Leading Change
- Know Thyself
- The Change Leadership Self‐Assessment (CLSA) Process
- Writing Up Your Change Leadership Self‐Assessment
- Chapter 5 Appreciative Inquiry
- Defining Appreciative Inquiry.
- Brief History of Appreciative Inquiry
- Appreciative Inquiry Principles
- The Appreciative Inquiry (AI) 5‐D Cycle
- AI and The Design of Net Positive Organizations
- Chapter 6 Human‐Centric Competencies
- Building and Defining Competencies
- The AI Imperative: A New Competitive Advantage
- The Human‐Centric Professions
- Toward A Unified Human‐Centric Competency Framework
- Four Overarching Domains For The 14 Competencies
- Unique Competencies in the Field of ODC
- Applying The Competency Framework: Practical Implications
- Conclusion: A Call for Collaboration and Future Development
- Part TWO OD Process to Guide Transformation and Change
- Chapter 7 The Marketing of Organization Development and Change (ODC)
- OD&
- C Brand Advocates
- The 7Ps of Marketing For OD&
- C
- Developing Thought Leadership In OD&
- Marketing Change Initiatives: Lewin's Model
- Conclusion
- Chapter 8 Front‐End Work
- The Essence of the Front End
- Identifying The Client(s) and Sponsor(s)
- Becoming Oriented to The Client's World
- Establishing The Consultant's Competence and Credibility
- Developing an Open, Trusting, and Aligned Relationship
- Completing A Preliminary Assessment SCAN
- Contracting The Work, Working Relationship, and Exchange
- Introducing The Engagement to the Organization
- Chapter 9 Launch
- The Purpose of the Launch Phase
- Developing A Launch Philosophy
- Considerations in Applying The Launch Phase of Organization Development to Changing Times
- Assessment
- Action Planning
- Implementation
- Chapter 10 Post Launch
- Theoretical Foundations
- Navigating Organizational Change: Evaluating Incremental and Transformational Shifts.
- Choosing An Evaluation Strategy
- The Evolving Evaluation Landscape
- Practical Applications
- Chapter 11 Measurement to Determine the Return on Change Management
- Multi‐Layered, Holistic Measurement with A Clear Definition of Success
- History of Measurement
- Defining Change Success
- Roles in Defining Success
- Change Performance Framework
- Example Metrics for Hybrid Work Model
- Timeframes of Measurement
- Change Measurement Applying The Change Performance Framework
- Chapter 12 Closure
- Typical Reasons for OD Endings
- The Closure Phase
- The Power of Attending to Closure in OD Process
- Key Questions for Meaningful Closure
- Healthy Closure Supports Healthy Culture
- Determining Next Steps
- Chapter 13 Culture Matters in Organization Development
- What is Culture and How Does It Work?
- Diagnostic and Dialogic Organization Development
- The US Culture of Doing and Measuring
- Minding Subcultures
- Part THREE Levels and Types of Transformational Change Interventions
- Chapter 14 Coaching in OD
- Coaching and Its use in Organizations
- Use of Coaching Organizations
- Coaching Delivery Types
- AC/ARM Combined Coaching
- Appreciative Coaching (AC) As A Platform for Coaching in OD
- Action Research Model (ARM) As A Delivery Vehicle
- Chapter 15 SOAR to Success: Building Strategic Capacity to Create High‐Performing Teams
- Brief Historical Perspectives on Strategy
- A Synergistic Approach: Linking Strategy and Organization Development
- Learning To SOAR
- How To Use SOAR: A Practical Guide
- SOAR in Action Case Study: A Team Transformation
- Chapter 16 Large Systems Transformation and Change.
- Large Systems Design: Transformation and Change
- Leader's Capabilities Needed for Interventions in Large Systems
- Selected Intervention Methods in Large Systems
- Chapter 17 Dialogic Organization Development: Emerging Directions
- A Brief Overview of the Basic Ideas
- Emerging Directions in Large System Dialogic OD
- Emerging Directions in Small System Dialogic OD
- Summary: Where To Next
- Chapter 18 Intervention Selection and Design
- The Evolution of Interventions
- The Principles of Good Intervention Design
- The Spectrum of Collaborative Change
- Three Dimensions of an Event Design
- Designing Change Initiatives: The Five‐Step Action‐Research Process
- Part Four Special Topics in OD and Change
- Chapter 19 Bibliometric Analysis for Organization Development and Change Management (2010-2023)
- A Shift In OD Discourse Leading Up To 2010
- Bibliometric Analysis of OD (2010-2023)
- Chapter 20 Sustainability and Transformation
- Sustainability Trends Are Worsening
- Organization Development Relevance To Sustainability and Transformation
- Three Sustainability Impacts
- Implications for OD Professionals
- Chapter 21 Managing Mergers and Acquisitions: Best Practices and New Challenges for OD
- The M&
- A Process
- Putting OD to Work in M&
- A
- New Challenges
- Chapter 22 Organization Design that Transforms
- The Relationship Between Organization design and OD
- Key Concepts in organization design
- What Makes A Good Organization Designer?
- Initiating Design: Problem Statement and Design Criteria
- References.
- Chapter 23 Leveraging Positive Organizational Scholarship to Enhance OD and Change
- Positive Organizational Scholarship (POS)
- POS as an OD Lens in Practice
- POS Applications in OD
- Chapter 24 The T‐Group: Powerful Portal to Self‐Knowledge
- What A T‐Group is and How It Works
- The Role of Purpose in T‐Groups
- Leadership in a T‐Group
- Membership in a T-Group
- Norms in a T‐Group
- Structure/Roles in T‐Groups
- Exploring Our Differences at the Center of T‐Groups
- Diversity and Social Justice at The Birth and Heart of T‐Groups
- What's Ahead for T‐Groups
- Chapter 25 The Power of Agency: A Transformational Organization Change Intervention
- Agency Built on Inclusion and Differences: Creating a Community of Effort For All
- Agency at Every Level
- Creating A Culture Of Agency: Ten Steps to Unleash Agency In Organizations
- Chapter 26 Technology‐Leveraged OD for Collective Decision‐Making
- Principles for Technology‐Leveraged Group Decision‐Making
- Crucial Steps for Technology‐Leveraged OD
- Technology Available For Collective Decision‐Making
- Recommendations and Future Directions
- Chapter 27 Comparing Organization Development to Related Fields of Practice
- Comparing Organization Development (OD) to Human Resource Management
- Comparing Organization Development (OD) to Organizational Design
- Comparing OD to Change Management (CM)
- Comparing OD to Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Comparing OD to Performance Consulting
- Chapter 28 Organization Development &
- Change in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- Toward More Thoughtful Work
- The ODC Solution
- Intelligent ODC: AI Across the Change Cycle.
- Top Ten Use Case Examples.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-394-25227-7
- 1-394-25228-5
- 9781394252275
- OCLC:
- 1569121920
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