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Managing Change- Strategies for mergers and acquisition AOL and TIME WARNER...MANAGING CHANGE Table of Contents Introduction 3 The Backdrop 3 America Online (AOL) 3 Time Warner 4 AOL Time Warner 4 Implications of the merger 5 Managing the Change 6
Change Management Tools 7
Change Agents 8
Principles of Strategic Change 9
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Objectives:
1. To understand the reaction of workforce to organizational change (qualitative and quantitative analysis)
2. To understand the measures normally adopted by the managers under such circumstances (qualitative analysis; from the questions asked during survey).
3. To find out whether communication within the organization help in motivating workers (quantitative analysis).
Background:
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