Assuming that PSU want to change its processes for admitting new students into using a new...

Assuming that PSU want to change its processes for admitting new students into using a new technological approach.

Model this current and new process using Bizagi, ARIS Express or Draw.io, etc..

I prefer ARIS Express

Use Kotter 8 steps to start the process change and continue with this organizational change.

Expert Solution

I've used Draw.io to draw a model by using kotter 8 steps to start the process change and continue with the organizational change:

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Note: I've the file of .drawio extension, but we do not have any option to share files.

So if you need any other help, feel free to ask

and kindly upvote for my efforts as my appreciation

Thank you

venereology answered 9 months ago

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