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Hard systems model of change

What is the hard systems model of change? Why is this model of change limited in certain situations, especially complex situations?

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Hard system model of change means core problem of the present situation or the problem to gets solidify. It requires full attention clear identification the techniques and behaviors and the approach which best fits the organization.

The full fledged flow of information, resources, materials, financial terms, man powers, excellence and confident as well as experience guidance is required to change the model.

This is some times limited because in complex situations people don’t have control and power within themselves. There are varieties of risk included in these situations like risk in terms of functions, Budgets, Planning, execution, management, Organizing; risk related to the employers, risk related to the employees, developer risk, and promoter risk.

So as we know that every change has two impacts positive for one and negative for another and has also limitation. In this way the model define for organization change i.e. hard system model of change has also some limitation.

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