From the above, we can see that various actors at the university were attempting to revise the institutionalized practice to resolve their dissatisfaction with it. In other words, these groups had recognized that their dissatisfaction was linked directly to the existing organizational arrangement, or template as Greenwood and Hinings (1996) suggest. As they state, “dissatisfied groups must recognize the connection between the prevailing template (which shapes the distribution of privilege and disadvantage) and their position of disadvantage” (p. 1035) before change can occur. In this instance, the members of the Administrative Task Force, which consisted of 15 middle managers, had recognized that their interests were not being accommodated by the SAIS institutional arrangement and were pushing for revising the practice.