Business
How Organizational Change Management Can Improve a Project's Bottom Line
Organizational change management can greatly contribute to a project’s bottom line. Data from numerous sources shows a direct correlation between change management effectiveness and the likelihood of success.
By Carolina Nascimento
January 31, 2019
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by Carolina Nascimento
Carolina Nascimento, Manager of Organizational Change Management at Enstoa, has more than a decade of experience working on a wide variety of projects in change management, construction management, risk management, scheduling and owner representation. Her work spans multiple industries including engineering and construction, infrastructure, oil and gas, renewable energy, mining, bio-pharmaceutical, manufacturing, transformation, healthcare, real estate and retail. For more information, visit www.enstoa.com.
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