Virtual change management
When work happens remotely, what needs to happen with change?
With telework here to stay, managing change virtually to achieve strategic initiatives requires a new approach. Traditional practices that rely solely on in-person engagement no longer apply. That is why we have reimagined change management for remote work, a trend that is here to stay. Because as ways of working evolve, ways of engaging employees in change must evolve too.
What is virtual change management?
Change is challenging in a virtual environment. There are no in-person conversations to spread change organically. Leaders cannot champion change face-to-face with employees. And it takes technology to connect and collaborate. Skillfully managing virtual teams becomes paramount. Virtual change management accounts for all of these realities to engage employees in successful and sustained change. Organizations benefit because they deliver their strategic initiatives, strengthen their cultures, and realize the powerful business outcomes they need to thrive.
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What makes our virtual change management approach different?
Change is imperative
Others see change management as a one-time box to check. We thread it through all that we do. Business success and change go hand in hand.
Through the lens of culture
Cultural alignment is the oxygen of change management. That’s why we immerse ourselves in our clients’ culture, keeping it top of mind as we work together.
True collaboration
We value collaboration with the organizations we work with each day. Co-creation cultivates success, helping people understand, support, and willingly adopt change.
Boldly breaking the mold
Change management has to evolve with the workplace to stay relevant. We are always innovating with a fact-based approach and an out-of-the-box style.
Measurement matters
Guesswork and gut instinct only go so far. We use data-driven insights to quantify how change has taken hold and what adjustments are needed to deliver results.
Virtual change management insights
Keep your finger on the pulse of the trends impacting your business and your industry with actionable insights and best practices based on our proprietary research.
Blog
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Report
Reinventing change management in federal
A new Eagle Hill Consulting survey shows that according to federal employees, optimizing change is a weak link in workplace teams. Learn how well workplace teams are functioning today and take a look at our approach to team-based change.
Report
Reinventing change management
A new Eagle Hill Consulting survey shows that according to employees, optimizing change is a weak link in workplace teams. Learn how well workplace teams are functioning today and take a look at our approach to team-based change.
Virtual change management case studies
Here are a few examples of how we provide impact for our clients. From boosting employee retention to planning market entry, our years of creative and strategic experience have helped clients across industries reach their potential.
Federal government
Optimizing hybrid telework at CBP through expert program and project management services
In support of the Federal Government's telework initiative, Eagle Hill worked with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to help employees improve efficiency while teleworking.
Federal government
Achieving workplace transformation with change management best practices
Moving to a consolidated downtown office was a huge undertaking for this federal agency. We applied change management best practices to successfully steer the change and improve employee readiness for their “workforce of the future.”
Federal government
Facilitating a successful workforce transition and realignment through change management expertise
When organizational responsibilities shifted between agencies, we helped smooth the transition and plan for a successful merging of resources.
