Organisational B PPT.presentation for oragnisational change management

presentation for oragnisational change management

1. TOPIC Organisational Change Management Name: Sagar Acharjee ID: 23IUT0150055 Subject Code:- INM541 Program:- MBA 1 st year Guided by:- Prasanjit Dasgupta

2. Introduction Organizational change is a constant and necessary aspect of the business world. Whether it's driven by evolving market dynamics, technological advancements, internal restructuring,or any other factors, organizations need to adapt to remain competitive, efficient, and relevant.

3. Objective The objective of organizational change management is to strategically plan, execute, and sustain initiatives that drive positive transformations within the organization.

4. Company Profile AIR INDIA Type: Private Founded: 29 July 1946; 77 years ago Founder:  J. R. D. Tata Hearquater : New Delhi, India Area served: southern and eastern Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Australia, the United States, and Canada. Key People: Campbell Wilson (CEO of Air India)

5. Methodology Data type – Primary Data Data Collection Method–Questionnaire Data has been collected by using questionnaire.   Sampling Size– 5 No.of Respondents for this Survey is 5

6. Findins findings related to this (in employee’s own words) are as follows- Stagnated promotions which affect career growth leads to zero motivation level even after 28 years of service. Motivating and training programs for all categories of employees required. Motivation other than financial/fringe benefits are required.

7. Conclusion Organizational change management is a critical process that helps businesses adapt to new circumstances, seize opportunities, and stay competitive in a dynamic environment.

8. Conceptual Relevance Air India holds significant conceptual relevance within the Indian and global context. As one of the oldest airlines globally, established in 1932, it serves as a historical cornerstone in the evolution of civil aviation in India. Beyond its historical significance, Air India plays a vital role in the nation's economic landscape.