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TheWhole Systems Approach (WSA):
Usingtheentiresystemtochangeandrunthebusiness
lvaro Santamar鱈a Pe単alva
Leadership andchangemanagement
Index.
1)

Introduction.

2)

TheWhole Systems Approach (WSA).
I.
II.

Whenandwhereisthe WSA used?

III.

What are theoutcomesfromusingthismethod?

IV.

What are theexpectationsofthe WSA framework?

V.

3)

WhatistheWhole Systems Approach?

How does WSA work?

Conclusions.
1) Introduction.
STRUCTURING METHODS:

Organizethesystemtocreatethedesir
edfuture.
1. Redefinedrelationshipsamongpe

ople.
2. Redesignedworkpractices.
1) Introduction (II).
Change is the law of life. And
those who look only to the past
or present are certain to miss the
future.(John F. Kennedy)
2) TheWhole Systems
Approach (WSA).
I. WhatistheWhole Systems Approach?
 Framework

foreffectivelyweavingmultipleorganizationalchangeinitiative
sinto a well-designed, highlyeffective, coherentwhole.
 Purpose: Toachieveorganization-widechangeandlarge-

scaleemployeeengagement, buy-in
andresultsthroughenhancedleadership, andemployeecommi
tmentandaccountability.
 Everystakeholderisinvolved in theprocess.
II. Whenandwhereisthe WSA used?
 A needtofundamentallychangeortransformisevident.
 A numberofexistingeffortsrequireintegrationinto a

comprehensivewhole.
 Large-scaleengagementofallconstituenciesisdesired.

 A neworganizationalfocusisrequired.
 A

newpossibilitycouldpotentiallyyieldsignificantvalueorenhanc
edcapability.
 Currenteffortslackspeed, resultsorbroadownership.
III. What are
theoutcomesfromu
singthismethod?
1.

Increasingleadershipeffectiveness.

2. Large-scaleengagement.
3.

Creatingchangeableorganizations.

4. Producingexceptionalbusinessresu

lts.
IV. What are
theexpectationsofthe
WSA framework?
1.

Toacceleratethespeedofchangeimplement
ation.

2.

Stimulatecooperation, engendercommitm
ent, andreinforceteamwork.

3.

Togenerateorganizationalwideownershipofeffortswithallstakeholder
s.

4.

To produce
resultsthatcouldnothavebeenaccomplishe
dusingtraditionalmethods.

5.

Todeveloporganizationalselfrelianceandresiliencyforsustaining a
thrivingorganization.

6.

Toachievesuccessful fundamental
changeandcorporatereinvention.
V. How does WSA work?
V. How does WSA work? (II)
V. How does WSA work? (III)
V. How does WSA work? (IV)
3) Conclusions.
 Companiesneedtolearnto be adaptable

tothechangesoftheworldandthecustomers.

 Communication.
 Manyyears

ago, companieswerefocusedontheproductandthedecissionsoftheb
oardofdirectives.
Nowadays, theythinkthecustomersandthecooperationamongthepe
rsonnelis more important.

 Thesedays, conceptssuch as themotivationoftheworkersortheir

training are reallyimportant. Thus, people are
engagedonthecompany.

 Afteractionreviews; learningand feedback
The whole systems approach (wsa)
Ending.
1)

Introduction.

2)

TheWhole Systems Approach (WSA).
I.
II.

Whenandwhereisthe WSA used?

III.

What are theoutcomesfromusingthismethod?

IV.

What are theexpectationsofthe WSA framework?

V.

3)

WhatistheWhole Systems Approach?

How does WSA work?

Conclusions.
Thankyouforyourattention.
Bibliography:

Edited by Holman, P.; Devane, T.; Cady, S..
Thechangehandbook: TheDefinitiveResourceonTodays
Best MethodsforEngagingWhole Systems. 2nd ed.
rev.andexpanded. San Francisco: BerrettKoehler, 2009. p-441-448. ISBN: 9781576753798.

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  • 1. TheWhole Systems Approach (WSA): Usingtheentiresystemtochangeandrunthebusiness lvaro Santamar鱈a Pe単alva Leadership andchangemanagement
  • 2. Index. 1) Introduction. 2) TheWhole Systems Approach (WSA). I. II. Whenandwhereisthe WSA used? III. What are theoutcomesfromusingthismethod? IV. What are theexpectationsofthe WSA framework? V. 3) WhatistheWhole Systems Approach? How does WSA work? Conclusions.
  • 3. 1) Introduction. STRUCTURING METHODS: Organizethesystemtocreatethedesir edfuture. 1. Redefinedrelationshipsamongpe ople. 2. Redesignedworkpractices.
  • 4. 1) Introduction (II). Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.(John F. Kennedy)
  • 6. I. WhatistheWhole Systems Approach? Framework foreffectivelyweavingmultipleorganizationalchangeinitiative sinto a well-designed, highlyeffective, coherentwhole. Purpose: Toachieveorganization-widechangeandlarge- scaleemployeeengagement, buy-in andresultsthroughenhancedleadership, andemployeecommi tmentandaccountability. Everystakeholderisinvolved in theprocess.
  • 7. II. Whenandwhereisthe WSA used? A needtofundamentallychangeortransformisevident. A numberofexistingeffortsrequireintegrationinto a comprehensivewhole. Large-scaleengagementofallconstituenciesisdesired. A neworganizationalfocusisrequired. A newpossibilitycouldpotentiallyyieldsignificantvalueorenhanc edcapability. Currenteffortslackspeed, resultsorbroadownership.
  • 8. III. What are theoutcomesfromu singthismethod? 1. Increasingleadershipeffectiveness. 2. Large-scaleengagement. 3. Creatingchangeableorganizations. 4. Producingexceptionalbusinessresu lts.
  • 9. IV. What are theexpectationsofthe WSA framework? 1. Toacceleratethespeedofchangeimplement ation. 2. Stimulatecooperation, engendercommitm ent, andreinforceteamwork. 3. Togenerateorganizationalwideownershipofeffortswithallstakeholder s. 4. To produce resultsthatcouldnothavebeenaccomplishe dusingtraditionalmethods. 5. Todeveloporganizationalselfrelianceandresiliencyforsustaining a thrivingorganization. 6. Toachievesuccessful fundamental changeandcorporatereinvention.
  • 10. V. How does WSA work?
  • 11. V. How does WSA work? (II)
  • 12. V. How does WSA work? (III)
  • 13. V. How does WSA work? (IV)
  • 14. 3) Conclusions. Companiesneedtolearnto be adaptable tothechangesoftheworldandthecustomers. Communication. Manyyears ago, companieswerefocusedontheproductandthedecissionsoftheb oardofdirectives. Nowadays, theythinkthecustomersandthecooperationamongthepe rsonnelis more important. Thesedays, conceptssuch as themotivationoftheworkersortheir training are reallyimportant. Thus, people are engagedonthecompany. Afteractionreviews; learningand feedback
  • 16. Ending. 1) Introduction. 2) TheWhole Systems Approach (WSA). I. II. Whenandwhereisthe WSA used? III. What are theoutcomesfromusingthismethod? IV. What are theexpectationsofthe WSA framework? V. 3) WhatistheWhole Systems Approach? How does WSA work? Conclusions.
  • 18. Bibliography: Edited by Holman, P.; Devane, T.; Cady, S.. Thechangehandbook: TheDefinitiveResourceonTodays Best MethodsforEngagingWhole Systems. 2nd ed. rev.andexpanded. San Francisco: BerrettKoehler, 2009. p-441-448. ISBN: 9781576753798.