Angielski
Change is supposed to move organisations forward. Yet in regulated industries, it often does the opposite - slowing progress, breeding resistance, and creating risk where control was meant to exist.
The Change Dilemma explores why managing change in regulated environments is so difficult- and what leaders can do to make it work. Drawing on two decades of real-world experience across the medical device and diagnostics sectors, this book examines:
* Why the systems designed to ensure control often stifle agility and innovation
* How culture, leadership, and structure determine whether change takes root or falls apart
* The hidden tension between compliance and adaptability - and how to balance both
* Practical approaches to make change control a source of stability, not bureaucracy
* Lessons from real case studies where change went wrong - and where it succeeded
Whether you're a quality professional, project leader, or executive navigating transformation, this book will help you see change management not as a burden, but as a capability central to business success.
Change doesn't have to be a dilemma. Managed intelligently, it can become your organisation's greatest competitive advantage.
