Facilities and Services Change Management Process: Stage 1. Process, Emerging Themes (SWOT) & Future Activity



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Facilities and Services Change Management Process: Stage 1 Process, Emerging Themes (SWOT) & Future Activity

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 2 Agenda Process: Stage 1 Consultation Methods Self Review Process SWOT Analysis Divergent internal views What do staff want from our leaders/managers? Worse case scenario from the process? Where to from here? Other activities linked to the change management process Questions and feedback

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 3 Process to Date Initiated via the Change Management document (13 October 2010) Date and Time Meeting 21 October 2.00-3.30 All Staff Meeting: Change Management Process 25 October 10.00-11.30 Senior Management 27 October 9.30-11.00 Divisional Management (Self Review Guidelines) 27 October 1.00-2.30 Corporate Services and Administration 28 October 9.30-11.00 Facilities Planning 28 October 2.30-3.30 Capital Works 29 October 11.00-12.30 Facility Operations (Maintenance Planning ) 29 October 2.00-3.30 Facility Operations (Maintenance Operations) 8 November 10.00-11.30 Environment and Sustainability 10 November 9.30 11.00 Security and Parking 10 November 2.00 3.30 Gardens and Grounds 11& 12 November Individual Meetings (on request) 18 November 3.00-4.00 All Staff (afternoon tea provided)

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 4 Consultation Methods Written submissions were received from Service Divisions and Academic Colleges. No individual submissions were received from F&S staff (some e-mails). Group Meetings were all well attended, constructive, robust and informative. Impressed with level of engagement and honesty from staff. Questions designed around key topics strengths, weaknesses, creativity and innovation, relationships, process and systems, leadership, training and development and culture. Individual meetings. Opportunity used by some staff (3-5) Immunity to Change Sessions. Run by HRD for Corporate Services and Administration. Introducing a different approaches to change management. Focused on individual and collective goals and the process by which this can be achieved and understanding the assumptions and reasons why we have not been able to do this.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 5 Self Review Process Led by Managers. Requirement to meet and consult with their team. Self Review Template and Documents established: http://facilities.anu.edu.au/internal/index.php?pid=1421 Self Review process covered: Past and Present Arrangements; Current strategies in place for improving administrative efficiencies, innovation in work practices, systems and processes and client and customer engagement, particularly with academic colleges; Future plans. Majority of Self Review documents have been received. Feedback suggests that the self review process was a good and worthwhile exercise.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 6 SWOT Analysis: Strengths What do we do well? What unique resources we can draw on? What do others see as our strengths? Does not reflect information from the self review process or written submissions from clients. Commitment and dedication to ANU and F&S mission; Physical environment (ANU campus); Connection with all areas across the campus; People team spirit, can do attitude and a common sense approach ; React quickly to specific emergency issues we deliver! Job diversity, autonomy and willingness to innovate; Strong teamwork evident in some sections; and Technically strong (variable).

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 7 Weaknesses What can we improve? Where do you have fewer resources than others? What are others likely to see as our weaknesses? Dispersed location; Collaboration and communication (internal) silos, kingdoms and empires ; Disconnected business processes between teams; Culture blame culture, favoritism, fear of speaking out, mistakes tolerated depending on who you are, inequities, sink or swim, boys club and closed shop = defensiveness; Unclear structure, roles and responsibilities, delegations and job design; Management and supervisory capabilities, particularly lack of feedback to staff; Workforce, succession and talent management; Information and records management (key systems); and Inconsistent customer service (follow up) and inefficient work practices.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 8 Opportunities What good opportunities are open to you? What trends could you take advantage of? How can you turn your strengths into opportunities? Shared Vision and Strategy Planning, Selling and Listening; Organisational structure, reporting lines and governance (revisit and clarify); Staff and Skills - Performance Management; Training and Development; Induction Program, Workforce and succession planning and talent management; Style (leadership) strengthen people management capabilities (all levels); Systems and Process Introduction of relevant systems to capture data, management reporting, business process mapping, records management, procurement and contract mgt, administration and financial procedures; Relationship management - feedback from clients, marketing, web design, client engagement, performance benchmarking, regular client surveys.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 9 Threats What trends could harm you? What is your competition doing? What threats do your weaknesses expose you to? Failure to genuinely engagement with clients/customers = irrelevance ; Inability to attract and retain high quality staff and to transform and renew the organisation (impact on delivery of strategic plan); Committed to negative aspects of culture; Failure to co-locate (benefits of not realised); Budget cuts due to inability to meet performance expectations; and Reputational impacts.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 10 Divergent Internal Views Client relationships (ANU) ranging from good feedback about individuals but section and organizational performance unknown and unspoken. No data on how we compare, or if customers are satisfied. Innovation and Creativity some individuals and groups felt this was embraced and essential, others felt that this was not encouraged or rewarded (time and resources impact). Knowledge, skills and expertise a view was that this was our strengths but feedback suggests it varies across sections (particularly in relation to keeping knowledge/skills updated and relevant). Views about change constant change hinders performance versus change has not come quick or fast enough.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 11 What do staff want from our leaders? Clear vision and strong direction; Lead by example; Responsiveness and transparent; Accessible and visible; Timely decision making; Respect and fairness; Remove barriers and obstacles; Accountable; Offer constructive feedback on performance; Acknowledge, recognize and celebrate success. During change, leaders and managers need to adjust their leadership styles (vision, empowerment, building consensus etc)

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 12 What is worse case scenario from the process? Your views. No change; Budget cuts; Job loss; Reduced capacity; Management allows some people to opt out of changes; and Expansion of management.

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 13 Where to from here? Completing Stage 1 (November 2010): Continue to receive client feedback: Written submissions; Client survey; Focus Groups (where necessary); and Liaison with Union/staff representatives. Writing the recommendations report (late November). Stage 2: Recommendations (December 2010) Dissemination of the recommendations report for comment; Consultation process (December); Make suggested changes (February). Stage 3: Implementation 2011

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 14 Other Activities Linked to the Process Please update your entry on the ANU Directory (clients are having difficulty finding staff); Recruitment of new positions on hold (other than those already approved) F&S re-location to Innovations: http://facilities.anu.edu.au/internal/?pid=1311 Projects with Risk and Audit Office Fraud Profile, Fraud Awareness, Contract Management Audits, Business Process Improvement. Reconciliation Action Plan (Working Party) Training and Development Opportunities Divisional Staffing Committee

Facilities and Services - Change Management 18/11 15 Questions and Feedback Areas for improvement in the change management process; Did your views change from your initial thinking about the process? Was anything missed? If so, what? Any other comments? Feedback to Karen.Hill@anu.edu.au or a representative in HRD (either Nadine White or Karen Ford)