Read and study the business model shown below.
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Business Continuity and Discontinuous Change – Nadler & Tushman
Tuning
A company that adopts a ‘tuning’ approach will perform continuous or incremental changes in
anticipation of environmental demands. There is generally no immediate requirement for change, it is more of a position-maintenance strategy, and is driven through a desire to maintain close congruence between the various sub-systems of the organization and its environment.
Adaptation
Where tuning was change through anticipation of external events, adaptation is change triggered in reaction to external events. The desire for change was not predicted, but change still occurs on
an incremental basis. The situation is generally one of change, or suffer a competitive cost.
Reorientation
Change which is commenced in anticipation of external drivers, but which is discontinuous,
is called reorientation. It usually involves changing the core elements of the company, including identity, values, culture, strategy, and structures. As it is executed in advance of a crisis or any percept of necessity, it can appear to be gradual and to lack exigency. Therefore, a key role of change managers is to create a sense of urgency and to build commitment. An advantage of reorientation is the luxury of time, where changes can be instigated in the peripheral areas of a firm, allowing the gradual building of coalitions, which will help ease the changes throughout the organization.
Re-creation
Business leaders who have the foresight and skills required to succeed with reorientation are a
rarity. Generally, the need for change is not recognized until a crisis is imminent or actual. Re-creations are thus much more common than would be desired. Re-creations occur in reaction to a desperate situation, where time and resources are strained. Change will be frenetic, all
encompassing, and irreversible, with minimal chance of pre-change long-term survival. The firm will need to literally re-create itself with a fast, focused and furious effort, usually over just a few months.
The company is a recycling company as a example
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