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Confluence Change Management Plan Example Page

A change management plan helps you guide your team smoothly through organisational transitions. Get inspired by our change management plan example page today.
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Example pages by Mosaic: Content Formatting Macros & Templates are there to inspire you with what can be achieved in Confluence. Take a look at our example Change Management Plan and explore our full range of example pages to see what you can do.
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What is a Change Management Plan?

A change management plan is a structured approach to transitioning individuals, teams, and organisations from their current state to their desired future state. It provides a roadmap for guiding people through changes, focusing on minimising resistance and ensuring the change delivers on its business objectives.

Why should your company have a Change Management Plan?

Implementing a change management plan helps ensure successful transitions by:

Minimising resistance and disruption

By proactively addressing concerns and communicating clearly, a plan helps reduce employee resistance, anxiety, and the associated drop in productivity during a period of change.

Increasing the likelihood of success

A structured plan ensures that all aspects of the change are considered, from communication to training, which significantly increases the chances of meeting the project's objectives on time and on budget.

Improving employee morale and engagement

When change is managed well, employees feel supported and informed. This builds trust and maintains morale, ensuring the team remains engaged and positive about the future.

What elements should a Change Management Plan include?

A clear introduction

Set the stage with an overview of the proposed change highlighted in a Background macro. It grabs the reader's attention and communicates the most important information right at the top of the page.
The 'Proposed Change' and 'Contents' sections of the change management plan example page.

Organised information with tabs

Some sections of a change management plan contain many different components, such as the communications strategy section. Using Tabs allows you to organise this information neatly, so team members can easily find the specific details they need without being overwhelmed.
The 'Communications Strategy' section of the change management plan example page.

Digestible key details with cards

To highlight crucial information like key messages and the reasons behind the change, Advanced Cards are ideal. They break down important details into visually distinct, easy-to-read blocks, ensuring the core components of the plan are scannable and clear.
The 'Why?' section of the change management plan example page in Confluence.

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