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ACE TECHNOLOGYCASE ANALYSIS
By Wendell Leigh Oasan
VIEWPOINT: Bill
TIME CONTEXT: present time
I. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMHow will Ace Technology be able to implement the new reward system along with new business strategy?
II. STATEMENT OF THE OBJECTIVE
To be able to establish an efficient and effective change in the organization within one year
III. AREAS OF CONSIDERATION
STRENGTHS
Ace Technology had already determined its new reward strategy and action plan
Bill and company executives are in full commitments to link the company’s rewards to the critical success factors
The executives decided implementation needed to move in stages and be supported by improvements in information availability.
WEAKNESSES
The company’s success rested on shareholders, customers, and employees
The firm’s new strategy depended on a difference in how employees are rewarded
OPPORTUNITIES
Change needed to happen quickly if Ace Technology was going to regain its market leadership
THREAT
Challenging times in the marketplace
IV. ASSUMPTIONNo assumption indicated
V. ALTERNATIVE COURSES OF ACTION
ACA 1Direct Changeover Implementation
The new reward system will be implemented throughout the organization. The old system is stopped and the following day the new system is used.
ACA 2Pilot Implementation
The new reward system will be implemented on one section or department of the organization first. This department will be completely changed over to the new reward system. Any defects are ironed out before the new system is extended to the whole organization.
ACA 3Phased Implementation
The new reward system will be implemented across the organization one step at a time. The implementation will be in different subsequent time slots.
VI. ANALYSISACA 1 – Direct Changeover Implementation
Advantages:- The effect of change will be seen across the organization- The new reward system will be tested immediately
Disadvantages:- Deficiencies that may occur are organization wide- The employees are forced to adapt the new system
immediately
ACA 2 – Pilot Implementation
Advantages- The risk will only be applied in one area or department
in the beginning- Any deployment issues are identified and addressed
before it will be extended throughout the organization
Disadvantages- It will take more time to implement the new reward
system across the organization- Deployment issues may start to occur in other
departments.
ACA 3 – Phased implementationAdvantage
- Less prone to risk- The employees will have time to adapt
Disadvantages- It will take too long to get the new reward system
completely in place
VII. CONCLUSION
Decision Matrix:
Criteria ACA 1 ACA 2 ÀCA 3
Manageability 3 2 1
Cost Effectiveness 3 2 1
Risk involved 1 2 3
Goal-directed 3 2 1
TOTAL 10 8 4
Good = 1, Better = 2, Best = 3
Definition of Terms:Manageability – the convenience of the management to handle or control problems without much difficultyCost effectiveness – the implementation should be done with the least costRisk Involved – within acceptable risk parametersGoal-Directed – the attainment of its purpose; to be implemented
effectively and efficiently
I therefore conclude that the best ACA to solve the problem is ACA 1. Direct Changeover Implementation - The new reward system will be implemented
throughout the organization. The old system is stopped and the following day the new system is used.
VIII. PLAN OF ACTION
ACTION PERSON IN CHARGE TIME
orientation for middle management
President One day
Orientation for each departments
Department heads One day
Beginning of the implementation of the new reward system along with new business strategy
President and all department head
One day
Complete guidance and supervision for critical months of implementation
President, middle management, and department heads
11 months
Collection of feedbacks Department Heads 1 week
Evaluation of feedbacks President and middle management
1 week
Address deployment issues and make adjustments
President and middle management
1 week
Start of continuous implementation of the new reward system along with new business strategy
Department heads 1 week