A Case Study on Organizational Culture and Its Role in the Creation of Organizational Change Efforts Within a Government Agency

In this Joint Applied Project, we present organizational culture implications and lessons-learned to consider during organizational change efforts within government agencies. The government agency studied seeking organizational change was the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering...

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Main Authors: Torres, Frank, Faust, Timothy
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Administration and Management
ARDEC(ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER)
CASE STUDIES
CHANGE DETECTION
CULTURE
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
HISTORY
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
LESSONS LEARNED
LITERATURE SURVEYS
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE GUIDELINES
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
ORGANIZATIONS
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Summary:In this Joint Applied Project, we present organizational culture implications and lessons-learned to consider during organizational change efforts within government agencies. The government agency studied seeking organizational change was the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center (ARDEC) and the organizational change effort analyzed was the Technology and Product Development Process, otherwise known as Vector, currently in development at ARDEC. The considerations presented were based upon historic information from literature by leading subject matter experts in the field of organizational change. Observations are summarized and presented as basic guidelines for ARDEC and other agencies to consider during the design of organizational change efforts to ensure cultural aspects of change are adequately accounted for prior to deployment of such efforts. The original document contains color images.