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                   blocks to problem solving and change         change accelerator 334–5, 336, 338
                       120–6, 135                               change agents 98, 260
                     cognitive blocks 123                       change architecture 8–10, 254–79, 328, 335, 337
                     cultural blocks 122–3                        blocks 272–7
                     emotional blocks 121–2                       components of 329–30
                     environmental bocks 123                      performance characteristics of 330
                     limits to problem solving 124–6            change capability framework 328, 335–9
                     perceptual blocks 121                      change champions 260
                     working through 123–4                      change coping cycles 240–4, 260, 300
                   BMW 173                                      change culture 332–3, 336, 338
                   Body Shop 6                                  change equation 210–13
                   bold stroke 69                               change leadership 333–4, 336, 338
                   ‘bolt on, rah rah’ management 185            change programmes 7, 299–300
                   bottom-up models of change 53, 54            change readiness 281–3, 285–6
                   Branson, Richard 149                         change readiness index 4, 7, 97
                   break-through change 74, 98, 100, 102        change theories
                     strategic management of 93–104               critical perspectives 78–92
                   break-through teams 48                         traditional models 63–77
                   Brighton Health Care NHS Trust [CS] 40       change timing 324
                   British Airways 7                            change workshops 163
                   British Army 173–4                           ‘Changing Childbirth’ [CS] 39–41
                   British Petroleum (BP) 76–7 [CS]             changing organizations 41–6
                     cultural change at 32                      charisma 151
                   British Petroleum Engineering (BPE) [CS] 57–8  checklist(s)
                   British Telecommunications plc 7               creativity in problem solving 123–4
                   broker 32                                      diagnosing change 222–3
                   build-up to change 73–4                        managing change 284–5
                   Bull (computer company) 30                   choice
                   bureaucracy 137                                informed 332
                     dysfunctional consequences 130               organizational environments and 136–44
                     structure of 137                           clarifying plans 286–7
                     unintended consequences 130                clinical approach towards change 67–8
                   business architecture 46                     clinical rationality 126
                   business capability profile 110 –12          closure programmes 176
                   business needs 231                           cluster organization 54, 57
                   business process analysis 58                 CNN 6, 45, 96
                   business process re-engineering 46, 48, 56, 58,  coercive power 319
                       176, 254                                 cognitive blocks 123
                                                                cognitive skill 148
                   CAC Consultants [CS] 133–4                   Cohen, Ben 157
                   Canon 96                                     collectivism 311
                   capability 177, 255, 256                       failure of 28
                   capture of learning 160                      Colt Telecom 64
                   career management 263                        command and control mode, value-added
                   cascade communication programmes 163             problems 112–13
                   cascading 257–8                              commitment model 25–6, 27, 70
                   cash control 304                             common platform 9
                   catalogue shopping 342                       communication
                   centralization, arguments for 18–20            direct 304
                   centres of excellence 263                      as facilitating process 17
                   CEOs, view of managers 42                      informal 17
                   ‘chairman’s rice pudding’ 189                  and management information systems 231
                   Chandler, A. 29                                media of 21

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