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All organisations have to react to the changing environment within which they are situated. Such change impacts upon the operations and business processes  

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Subject: All organisations have to react to the changing environment within which they are situated. Such change impacts upon the operations and business processes within organisations. a) Using a selection of established operations change tools and techniques, evaluate the potential benefits of incremental versus major change, for improving the performance of operations. b) Using your current or previous organisation as an exemplar, critically evaluate the notion that business processes are about delivering customer satisfaction. Part A: Introduction: All organisations have to react to the changing environment within which they are situated. Such change impacts upon the operations and business processes within organisations. Change is generally a response to some significant threat or opportunity arising outside of the organisation. According to Pettigrew: " Changes within an organisation take place both in response to business and economic events and to processes of managerial perception, choice and actions. Managers in this sense see events...

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