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  1. Provides details of whether PM & CM can be combined or not
  2. For those that prefer a "quick hit" of relevant Change Management information
  3. Simple and practical with no unnecessary "trivial" information

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This product (PM & CM - Combined or Separate Roles) is a 18-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPT), which you can download immediately upon purchase.

If you consider the PM and CM as a role, not a person, many people can fill both simultaneously. But in doing so effectively, there has to be an understanding of the differences between these disciplines, and the problems that may arise because of that.

I first wrote about this in 2014 and it is a long-standing and complex debate within organizational management. Of late it has reared its ugly head again on LinkedIn with a few posts that people are either supportive of (should be a single role) or outright disagree with (should be kept separate). For what it's worth, as you are probably already aware, I'm one of the latter and will always be regardless. Don't even try to convince me. I've been a Project Manager and I can tell you that if you want to practice Change Management properly you can't do it in the same "breath" as Project Management. Both disciplines are essential for successful project implementation and organizational transformation, yet they come with distinct approaches, skill sets, and mindsets

In conclusion, both approaches – combining Project Management and Change Management into one role or maintaining separate but collaborative roles – have their merits and challenges. The choice between the two depends on various factors such as the size and complexity of the project, organizational culture, resource constraints, and the availability of qualified personnel.

The author has been in the "business of change and transformation" since 1974 and has worked across the length and breadth of the UK, across many European countries, and Internationally in a multitude of industry sectors and has "change managed" innumerable technology solutions. He is now a full-time Change Management Trainer delivering his unique Driving Change Management Course globally and creating an ever-growing Highway of Change Agent network using his Practical Framework Approach to Change. He is also an online Consultant, Blogger, Speaker, Coach & Mentor, and Trusted Advisor on all matters related to "change and transformation"

In June 2012 the author was presented with a "Change Leader of Tomorrow" Award by the World HRD Congress in recognition of my "remarkable progress in initiating changes enough for others in the same industry to follow my example".

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Source: Best Practices in Change Management, Project Management PowerPoint Slides: PM & CM - Combined or Separate Roles PowerPoint (PPT) Presentation, The Highway of Change


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The Highway of Change is me . . . Ron Leeman.

I am a seasoned (that means older), well rounded (that doesn't mean overweight) multi-faceted (both from a business and personal perspective), dedicated and ethical professional who has an enviable track record of achievement.

I have been a Change, Process and Project professional since 1974. [read more]

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