Change Management

[Elena A. Marchuk]

Hi dear All,

Most of my knowledge about current events and books in many countries is
recieved from my friends and collegues, so allow me, please, to ask you,

what books would you recomend me to use as the classics and the
current-brend-new about

CHANGE MANAGEMENT ?

in Russia, we are making huge steps in covering the gap of knowledge in
self-organizing in marketing economy, which needs as I see it to give more
information as well in success and failures of our new global market
economy.

can you help me.... so far in Siberia.

sorry, I read mostly English-american language, so other languages could be
more difficult to invastigate...

best wishes

elena marchuk
novosibirsk
russia
----- Original Message -----
From: "Douglas D. Germann, Sr." <76066.515 at compuserve.com>
To: <OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU>
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 9:16 AM
Subject: Self-organizing Presidential campaign


> Hi--
>
> Does anybody get Wally Bock's weekly newsletter? This week's has a mention
> of the material on the web sites of Kerry and Edwards, and then goes on to
> say:
>
>  << Dean has that stuff, too. The writing is more emotional, though, and
>  << there are more stories. The stories are about "official" campaign
> events,
>  << and about locally organized meetups. And Dean's blog has more key
>  << postings from folks who aren't officially part of the campaign.
> They're
>  << just supporters.
>  <<
>  << "Just" supporters?  It turns out that the real difference between Dean
> and
>  << everybody else is that he treats his supporters like a giant,
>  << self-organizing staff of experts. The key to that is giving up
control,
>  << reversing the great political campaign trend of the last decade or so.
>
> But notice this a few paragraphs down:
>
>  << The big news story of the past few days has been Dean's decision to
> forego
>  << federal matching campaign funds.
>  <<
>  << Dean made the decision to forego matching funds after hearing from his
>  << supporters.  They used all the technology resources available to get
> all
>  << the participation they could. The result was a decision where
> supporters
>  << had real input.  That's powerful stuff.
>
> Yup, Wally, those of us who have experienced OST know how powerful
> participation can be. It is a wonderful day when the politicians start
> seeing it too....
>
> (Wally's newsletter can be seen at http://www.mondaymemo.net/ . I think it
> is a good one.)
>
>                               :-Doug. Germann
>
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