There are many different aspects of managing change, particularly with respect to IT.
Each of the following comprises a different facet of the “change management” experience.
– The physical environment or workplace changes to accommodate more employees, fewer
employees, or perhaps just different employees with new and different skill sets.
– The organization changes such that “things” like processes or methodology have to adapt
to facilitate a quicker pace for product and service delivery
– The network infrastructure changes to provide support for a growing, and perhaps
geographically dispersed, workforce.
– Applications and system change to perform different process with existing data or to
include more or different type of data
– The type and structure of data changes, requiring modifications to the underlying database
schemata to accommodate the new data.