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Designing ChangeMichelle Caldwell, MVP CSM, PMP, SSGB

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Welcome to SharePoint Saturday Houston

• Please turn off all electronic devices or set them to vibrate

• If you must take a phone call, please do so in the hall so as not to disturb others

• Special thanks to our Title Sponsor, ProSymmetry

Thank you for being a part of the 5th Annual SharePoint Saturday for the greater Houston area!

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Thanks to all our Sponsors!

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Information

• Speaker presentation slides should be available from the SPSHOU website within a week or so

• The Houston SharePoint User Group will be having it’s next meeting Wednesday April 15th. Please join us at www.h-spug.org

DIRECTOR &

REGIONAL

LEAD

Michelle Caldwell

[email protected] @shellecaldwell shellecaldwell.com

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1Introduction Success

Requirem

ents

Cultural

Change

Types of

Adopter

s

Motivation

Considerati

ons

6Adoption

Techniq

ues

Introducti

on

Failed Adoption “Strategies”

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143%

35%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

140%

160%

With Excellent Change

Enablement Program

With Poor Change Enablement

Program

Projects’ ROI with Change Enablement

Change Enablement Increases Project Success

*Source: Change Management That Pays, McKinsey Quarterly, Number 4, 2012.

According to McKinsey, an effective Change Enablement program in place

increases a project’s ROI.*

Every dollar

spent on the

project gains

$0.43

Every dollar spent

on the project

loses $0.65

* Source: Accenture; examples based on interviews conducted with clients at large process & system integration programs.

$10

Million

Additional program costs and 6 month delay because the business stopped a

process and system implementation due to lack of understanding of the value and

ownership/buy-in.

20-30%Rework rate on normal daily tasks and poor quality due to insufficiently skilled

employees.

80%Unplanned increase in resources for post go-live support to compensate lack of

adequate go-live preparation and resources.

$4 MillionAdditional costs spent on recreating training materials since initial training was

poor and there is poor post-training support.

300%Increase in helpdesk call-volume after go-live due to poor enablement, requiring

additional FTEs for ticket handling.

Case study analysis indicates that when change is not managed well, there are impacts to key metrics

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Why do we need Change Enablement?

How to Start a Movement – Lessons from a dancing guy

Requirem

ents for

success

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Investment

Time

Resources

Money

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Seek Champions

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Think about what

strategies fit

Compatibility

Make Sure solutions are compatible with existing solutions

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Baby Steps

Start gradually with small deployments/numbers

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Collect Feedback

Implement Improvements Based on the End User Feedback

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Keeping things on

track

Communicate the Plan and the rationale for that plan

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Cultural Challenges

Identify cultural challenges that will hinder adoption

Factors that

Hinder

Adoptio

n

Fear Factors

•Loss of Control

•Loss of Personal Value

•Confusion of new tools

•Anxiety about changing existing work processes

Factors that

Support

Adoptio

n

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Good

Fit?

review/ revise current processes before just blindly implementing current

processes into the new system.

Resist the sink

Link new functionality to specific problems or business goals, end users will see that

the tool is just an enabler to achieving value or goals.

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Support In Place

Remember that a defined escalation policy should be developed to ensure users are

getting quick assistance.

Types of

Adopter

s

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Innovators

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Early

Adopters

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Early Majority

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Late Majority

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Hanger Backs

Phases of

Adoptio

n

Awarenes

s

Deployme

nt

Usage &

Availability

Ongoing

Adoption

GOAL

GOAL

GOAL

GOAL

Knowing &

Understanding

Acceptance &

Wanting

Mastering & self-

belief

Do & Keep Doing

Adoptio

nConsideration

•Add value

•Desire to contribute

•Enjoy new things

•Desire to do a better job

Make the undesirable desirable

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Harness Peer Pressure

•Celebrate success

•Power of the community

• I Don’t want to

stick out

• Role Models for

Change

• Fear of Criticism

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Design Rewards

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Motivation

•Personal

•Social

•Organization

• Executive Blog

• Entry Communication

• Promotion Video

• 1st Touch Event

• Podcasts

• Posters

• Teaser Communication

• Employee Productivity Home

•Online/on-demand Training

•New Employee Orientation

•Tips & Tricks

•Virtual Coach

•SharePoint Sandbox

•FAQ

Personal

Social

•Early Adopter

•Webcasts

•Viral Marketing

•Roadshow

•Executive Sponsorship

•Super-User Community

•Classroom Training

•Lunch & Learn Training

•Brown Bag Sessions

•Auditorium Training

•“Dear John” Letter

•Biggest Loser Contest

Organizational

•Awards Incentive

•Super-user Community

•New Employee Orientation

•Newsletter

• Podcasts

• SharePoint Sandbox

• Employee Productivity

Home

Adoption

Techniq

ues

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Super-user

Community

Best Buy: The rise of the ninjas-a SharePoint 2013 user adoption story: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/SharePoint-Conference/2014/SPC296

Dear John Letter

• Write a “Dear John” letter saying goodbye to your old solution (ie. Intranet for example)

• Share those letters company wide

• Create a “Dear John” wall

• Publish them on your current intranet

• Run a contest and let others vote and pick their favorite

• Share via social media (ie. Yammer/Sitrion)

• Pay attention to what people say this will give you insight into what their hopes are for the future solution

Biggest Loser Content Contest• Challenge your site owners

premigration/upgrade to a “Biggest Loser Contest”

• Track the starting “weight” of each site and “ending” weight

• Focus is on getting rid of old content/sites prior to upgrade/migration

• Publish the results on your current intranet

• You can have “weigh ins” if desired

• Share via social media (ie. Yammer/Sitrion)

• At the end have a “Biggest Loser” celebration and name the winner(s) and celebrate the success with entire group of site owners

DIRECTOR &

REGIONAL

LEAD

Michelle Caldwell

[email protected] @shellecaldwell shellecaldwell.com

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1Introduction Success

Requirem

ents

Cultural

Change

Types of

Adopter

s

Motivation

Considerati

ons

6Adoption

Techniq

ues

Thank

You

References• Essential SharePoint 2013 Book• User Adoption Strategies Book• Roadmap for Collaboration Book• Shepherd's Guide for Users Book• 42 Rules for Successful Collaboration Book• Microsoft User Adoption Guide for 2013• Additional Promotional Video - http://sco.lt/5iS5k9• SPOT Promo Video - http://sco.lt/8fFlVh• Productivity Hub - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=7122• Discover SharePoint - http://www.discoversharepoint.com/• Office 365 Customer Success Center - http://success.office.com/en-us• IT Unity – http://www.itunity.com• Microsoft Virtual Academy - http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/• TeckDog Training - http://tekdoginc.com/• Pluralsight Training - http://www.pluralsight.com/