Assignment 2 Semester 1 2025
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Due Date: April 2025
QUESTION 1
The general model of planned change is a structured framework that organisations use to
facilitate organisational development (OD) interventions. This model consists of four key
activities: entering and contracting, diagnosing organisational problems, planning and
implementing change, and evaluating and institutionalising change (Cummings et al., 2020).
These activities help organisations manage transitions effectively, ensuring that changes align
with organisational goals and yield sustainable improvements.
In the case of Digital Solutions Group (DSG), the OD intervention led by Dr. Samuel Collins
aimed to address the internal inefficiencies and employee dissatisfaction resulting from the
company’s rapid expansion. However, despite good intentions, the planned change process
faced several obstacles. This discussion explores the four activities of the general model of
planned change and evaluates whether they were properly applied in the DSG case study.
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