Any change program is continually modified and adapted by organizational actors.
In this way, there is support for considering change as a continually ongoing process.
Change programs open up for, and trigger, ongoing changes, all of which are not
anticipated (Tsoukas and Chia, 2002). To sum up the discussion above, we recognize
two different approaches to organizational change processes: a traditional approach
aiming to describe and explain planned change processes, and, an emergent approach
aiming to understand organizational change processes (Barnett and Caroll, 1995; Stro¨h
and Jaatinen, 2001; van de Ven and Poole, 2005; Weick and Quinn, 1999).