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Issue: OU IT is growing at a very fast pace. Nearly every school or administrative department that we forge partnerships with require a unique set of IT solutions (migrating to our email system, managing their in-house website or database, varying security policies, etc). Due to these differences, our ability to provide consistent customer service is a growing challenge. Customers get frustrated with slow response times and repeat visits for the same problem.
 
Issue: OU IT is growing at a very fast pace. Nearly every school or administrative department that we forge partnerships with require a unique set of IT solutions (migrating to our email system, managing their in-house website or database, varying security policies, etc). Due to these differences, our ability to provide consistent customer service is a growing challenge. Customers get frustrated with slow response times and repeat visits for the same problem.
  
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==Managerial Approach==Here's the scenario for OU (Motivation and Inspiration):
 
 
  
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Managerial Approach: Surely there's success in numbers! So we beef up the teams that provide customer support. Unfortunately, it's still 20% of the people doing 80% of the work. Most people don't feel motivated because once they learn the unique service specific to the customer, they're "stuck" with this responsibility through the rest of their career.
  
 
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==Leaderful Approach ''(Kotter)''==

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==The Problem==Here's the scenario for OU (Motivation and Inspiration): Issue: OU IT is growing at a very fast pace. Nearly every school or administrative department that we forge partnerships with require a unique set of IT solutions (migrating to our email system, managing their in-house website or database, varying security policies, etc). Due to these differences, our ability to provide consistent customer service is a growing challenge. Customers get frustrated with slow response times and repeat visits for the same problem.

==Managerial Approach==Here's the scenario for OU (Motivation and Inspiration):

Managerial Approach: Surely there's success in numbers! So we beef up the teams that provide customer support. Unfortunately, it's still 20% of the people doing 80% of the work. Most people don't feel motivated because once they learn the unique service specific to the customer, they're "stuck" with this responsibility through the rest of their career.

Leaderful Approach (Kotter)