2008
DOI: 10.1051/larsg:2008032
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La gestion des changements profonds en gestion de projets ; Que faire quand rien ne va plus ?

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“…The concept of “change project” as used by Krysinski and Reed (1994), is defined by Lehmann (2010): “By ‘changes as projects,’ we bring up here this idea that (all) changes depending of their objects could be processed as projects are” (p. 329). Change projects generate systemic impacts, affecting the organization overall (Morin, 2008). Systemic changes are long‐term, continuous engagements organized in phases, linked in unrestrained time frames (Jaafari, 2003; Krysinski & Reed, 1994; Morin, 2008).…”
Section: Change Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The concept of “change project” as used by Krysinski and Reed (1994), is defined by Lehmann (2010): “By ‘changes as projects,’ we bring up here this idea that (all) changes depending of their objects could be processed as projects are” (p. 329). Change projects generate systemic impacts, affecting the organization overall (Morin, 2008). Systemic changes are long‐term, continuous engagements organized in phases, linked in unrestrained time frames (Jaafari, 2003; Krysinski & Reed, 1994; Morin, 2008).…”
Section: Change Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Change projects generate systemic impacts, affecting the organization overall (Morin, 2008). Systemic changes are long‐term, continuous engagements organized in phases, linked in unrestrained time frames (Jaafari, 2003; Krysinski & Reed, 1994; Morin, 2008).…”
Section: Change Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%