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In the British Airways Story, we attempt to rescue a fairy-tale as it is the authentic inspirational account of cultural change. It is used to demonstrate necessary compatibility of pleasure and profits. Slide 3: PSP- People Service Profit This model (Charles Handy, 1983) holds good. People Profit Service P S P 4 P’s People Power Politics Practicalities Slide 4: “Putting People First” model holds good. Extrapolating the future needs of the customers to delight them holds good. Training of the staff to serve the customers to surrepetition holds valid in Competitiveness of Airlines Industry. Slide 5: Peter & Waterman – In Search of Excellence, 1982 – 8 Key Management Mantras shared by all 43 firms Case Study holds true : A Bias for Action – Do it Try it – Don’t Waste Time studying it with multiple reports and committees. Customer Focus – Get Close to the Customer (KYC). Entrepreneurship – Even Big Companies think and act small by giving people, the authority to initiate initiatives. Productivity through people – Treat you people with respect and they will reward you with productivity. Slide 6: Values Oriented CEO’s – The CEO should pro-actively propogate Corporate values Vertically and Horizontally in the organization. Stick to the knitting – Do what you know well. Keep things Simple and Lean – Complexity encourages waste and confusion. Simultaneously, Centralize and Decentralize – Have tightly centralized control while also allowing maximum individual autonomy. Slide 7: Strategy needs to be more interactive and proactive. Less arm-chair planning is needed (Hamel & Prahlad, 1993). Adding Value – Central Purpose of Business Activity (John Kay, 1993). Japanese practice originated at Honda of 3 G’s GENJITSA (Actual Situation) GENBUTSU (Actual Thing) GENBA (Actual Place) 3 G’s Slide 8: This is similar to “Management by Walking Around” (MBWA). HP Corp., Senior HR Managers were seldom at their desks, they spent most of the time in meeting suppliers, customers and visiting employs to find their problems and solutions. When Management Experts turn case studies of Corporations in to fiction, it is worrying as it encourages people to believe in the new initiatives, the magic wand and not the power structure, the strategies, context, economics/Industrial relations. The magic facilitates turnaround of unproductive workers, work place into enthusiast productive knowledge based workers and dynamic firms. Slide 9: Everyday intervention in management is presented as new – research into management becomes research into fads and fashions. TQM, BPR and Benchmarking grabbing attention. Slide 10: Change is termed as magical – The Jadugar Management to Jalebi Management – In Search of Excellence, Built To Last theme of change in culture at BA (Robert Heller, 1992 Editor – Management Today, London U.K.) in 1980’s and 1990’s was compatibility of pleasure with profits (Georgiades and Macdonnell, 1998, Leahey and John Kotter, 1990, Goldsmith and Clutterback, 1984, Dana, 1998, Schneider and Bowen, 1995).Cultural Change is the only explanation for BA’s Transformation. Slide 11: British Airways – A Snap Shot Founded - 1924 as Imperial Airways Hubs - i) London Heathrow Airport ii) London Gatwick Ariport Frequent Flyer Programme- Executive Club Premier (Invitation) Key People - Willie Walsh (CEO) Fleet Size - 235 (+62 orders) Slide 12: British Airways – A Snap Shot Member Lounge - Galleries First Galleries Club Galleries Arrivals Terraces Lounge Arrivals Lounge Concorde Room (LHR & JFK) British Airways Group - Formed in 1972 – BEA + BOAC Alliance - One World Airlines Slide 13: British Airways – A Snap Shot Tense Relationships - Virgin Atlantic, Formed 1984 Richard Branson Destinations - 147 in 75 Countries (March 2007) Privatization - BA Privatized in 1987 HQ - Waterside, Harmondsworth, England, U.K. Website - http://www.britishairways.com Slide 14: British Airways – Problems Plagued by many difficulties in recent years. AEA reports that BA is the worst airline for lost and delayed baggage, bring over twice as many bags as the average. Worst Airline for punctuality of short/medium haul flight departures and arrivals (Ranked 17 out of 21 Airlines for long haul delays). BA’s Problems stems at being Heathrow-based over-crowded and subject to delays in airport. In 2007, Heathrow was voted world’s Least Favorite Airport. Potentials & Pitfalls- : Potentials & Pitfalls- Willie Walsh took over as CEO British Airways in 2005-till date BA won SKYTRAX AIRLINE OF THE YEAR 2006 AWARD. BA won OAG AIRLINE OF THE YEAR AWARD-2007. Best Airline Based in Western Europe Award-2007. Best Trans-Atlantic Airline Award-2007 Potentials & Pitfalls-Willie Walsh Era 2005-Till-Date. : Potentials & Pitfalls-Willie Walsh Era 2005-Till-Date. Best Europe-Asia/Australasia Airlines-2007. The aim of Willie Walsh in taking over as CEO BA was to save £300 million by 2008 by announcing changes in management of BA. Heathrow Terminal-5 was built exclusively for use of BA at a cost of 4.3 Billion Pound & Officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on14-03-2008 Potentials & Pitfalls : Potentials & Pitfalls Heathrow Terminal-5 was opened to passengers on 27-03-2008. Problems faced were –Staffs unable to find Car Parks, Not enough Space Available,Confusion,delays in getting to work,long ques for security checks,belts carrying bags clogged, Baggage Handling System Malfunctioned. Potentials & Pitfalls : Potentials & Pitfalls At one stage BA were forced to stop checking the Bags as large ques formed at the fast Bag Drop & 7 Flights Departed with no Baggage Loaded. In First 5 Days, a Backlog of 28,000 Bags built up & over 300 Flights Cancelled. BA initially handed out leaflets to passengers of cancelled/delayed flights offering upto 100 Pounds Compensation to cover cost of Hotel Room of Two passengers. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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change management in british airways 2008 aurnob Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2819 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: August 12, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 4 Presentation Description I presented this paper and published it at Indian Institute of Management Lucknow IIM-L in a National Seminar on Competitiveness May 29-31,2008-Am grateful to Major General Ohri Sir my Mentor for Bending Amity University rules of allowing only one FDP/Seminar/Conference per year. Comments Posting comment... By: lody1115 (24 month(s) ago) request to download it Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: haseedha (26 month(s) ago) request that to copy ppt for file Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN BRITISH AIRWAYS [PPT-Presented at 3rd National Conference on Competition in Corporations, IIM, Lucknow - 29-31/5/2008-Aurnob Roy & Brijendra Singh] Senior MBA Faculty, Amity Business School AMITY UNIVERSITY UTTAR PRADESH Lucknow Campus. Udaipur, Chittorgarh and Banswara Slide 2: Lessons needs to be drawn from Change Management in British Airways as even after 26 years of publication of “In search of Excellence” ; the Cultural Change in organization continues to excite, stimulate and enlighten us. Cultural interventions offer practitioners and business analyst solutions to organizational ills and academicians, an explanatory framework with virtues of gloriously simple and true. In the British Airways Story, we attempt to rescue a fairy-tale as it is the authentic inspirational account of cultural change. It is used to demonstrate necessary compatibility of pleasure and profits. Slide 3: PSP- People Service Profit This model (Charles Handy, 1983) holds good. People Profit Service P S P 4 P’s People Power Politics Practicalities Slide 4: “Putting People First” model holds good. Extrapolating the future needs of the customers to delight them holds good. Training of the staff to serve the customers to surrepetition holds valid in Competitiveness of Airlines Industry. Slide 5: Peter & Waterman – In Search of Excellence, 1982 – 8 Key Management Mantras shared by all 43 firms Case Study holds true : A Bias for Action – Do it Try it – Don’t Waste Time studying it with multiple reports and committees. Customer Focus – Get Close to the Customer (KYC). Entrepreneurship – Even Big Companies think and act small by giving people, the authority to initiate initiatives. Productivity through people – Treat you people with respect and they will reward you with productivity. Slide 6: Values Oriented CEO’s – The CEO should pro-actively propogate Corporate values Vertically and Horizontally in the organization. Stick to the knitting – Do what you know well. Keep things Simple and Lean – Complexity encourages waste and confusion. Simultaneously, Centralize and Decentralize – Have tightly centralized control while also allowing maximum individual autonomy. Slide 7: Strategy needs to be more interactive and proactive. Less arm-chair planning is needed (Hamel & Prahlad, 1993). Adding Value – Central Purpose of Business Activity (John Kay, 1993). Japanese practice originated at Honda of 3 G’s GENJITSA (Actual Situation) GENBUTSU (Actual Thing) GENBA (Actual Place) 3 G’s Slide 8: This is similar to “Management by Walking Around” (MBWA). HP Corp., Senior HR Managers were seldom at their desks, they spent most of the time in meeting suppliers, customers and visiting employs to find their problems and solutions. When Management Experts turn case studies of Corporations in to fiction, it is worrying as it encourages people to believe in the new initiatives, the magic wand and not the power structure, the strategies, context, economics/Industrial relations. The magic facilitates turnaround of unproductive workers, work place into enthusiast productive knowledge based workers and dynamic firms. Slide 9: Everyday intervention in management is presented as new – research into management becomes research into fads and fashions. TQM, BPR and Benchmarking grabbing attention. Slide 10: Change is termed as magical – The Jadugar Management to Jalebi Management – In Search of Excellence, Built To Last theme of change in culture at BA (Robert Heller, 1992 Editor – Management Today, London U.K.) in 1980’s and 1990’s was compatibility of pleasure with profits (Georgiades and Macdonnell, 1998, Leahey and John Kotter, 1990, Goldsmith and Clutterback, 1984, Dana, 1998, Schneider and Bowen, 1995).Cultural Change is the only explanation for BA’s Transformation. Slide 11: British Airways – A Snap Shot Founded - 1924 as Imperial Airways Hubs - i) London Heathrow Airport ii) London Gatwick Ariport Frequent Flyer Programme- Executive Club Premier (Invitation) Key People - Willie Walsh (CEO) Fleet Size - 235 (+62 orders) Slide 12: British Airways – A Snap Shot Member Lounge - Galleries First Galleries Club Galleries Arrivals Terraces Lounge Arrivals Lounge Concorde Room (LHR & JFK) British Airways Group - Formed in 1972 – BEA + BOAC Alliance - One World Airlines Slide 13: British Airways – A Snap Shot Tense Relationships - Virgin Atlantic, Formed 1984 Richard Branson Destinations - 147 in 75 Countries (March 2007) Privatization - BA Privatized in 1987 HQ - Waterside, Harmondsworth, England, U.K. Website - http://www.britishairways.com Slide 14: British Airways – Problems Plagued by many difficulties in recent years. AEA reports that BA is the worst airline for lost and delayed baggage, bring over twice as many bags as the average. Worst Airline for punctuality of short/medium haul flight departures and arrivals (Ranked 17 out of 21 Airlines for long haul delays). BA’s Problems stems at being Heathrow-based over-crowded and subject to delays in airport. In 2007, Heathrow was voted world’s Least Favorite Airport. Potentials & Pitfalls- : Potentials & Pitfalls- Willie Walsh took over as CEO British Airways in 2005-till date BA won SKYTRAX AIRLINE OF THE YEAR 2006 AWARD. BA won OAG AIRLINE OF THE YEAR AWARD-2007. Best Airline Based in Western Europe Award-2007. Best Trans-Atlantic Airline Award-2007 Potentials & Pitfalls-Willie Walsh Era 2005-Till-Date. : Potentials & Pitfalls-Willie Walsh Era 2005-Till-Date. Best Europe-Asia/Australasia Airlines-2007. The aim of Willie Walsh in taking over as CEO BA was to save £300 million by 2008 by announcing changes in management of BA. Heathrow Terminal-5 was built exclusively for use of BA at a cost of 4.3 Billion Pound & Officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on14-03-2008 Potentials & Pitfalls : Potentials & Pitfalls Heathrow Terminal-5 was opened to passengers on 27-03-2008. Problems faced were –Staffs unable to find Car Parks, Not enough Space Available,Confusion,delays in getting to work,long ques for security checks,belts carrying bags clogged, Baggage Handling System Malfunctioned. Potentials & Pitfalls : Potentials & Pitfalls At one stage BA were forced to stop checking the Bags as large ques formed at the fast Bag Drop & 7 Flights Departed with no Baggage Loaded. In First 5 Days, a Backlog of 28,000 Bags built up & over 300 Flights Cancelled. BA initially handed out leaflets to passengers of cancelled/delayed flights offering upto 100 Pounds Compensation to cover cost of Hotel Room of Two passengers.