Although our focus in the chapter is on the change management literature and the associated models for understanding organizational change, we are also concerned with change as innovation and the creative ways in which people steer, resist and make sense of their change experience .Whilst we recognize that the search for a theory that fully explains change ,creativity and innovation developed to further our understanding of these processes. In the case of organizational change , there remains considerable debate over the speed, direction and effects of change and on the most appropriate methods and concepts for understanding and explaining change. There are a large number of change Technical , Political, Cultural (TPC) framework ; Paton and McCalman’s (2000) intervention Strategy Model (ISM) ; and the Burke –Litwin Open Systems Model (see Burke,2002:195-283 ); but we have selected four main approaches for more detailed examination. These comprise: