Digital transformation: overcoming resistance

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This interactive training, offered by Cegos in its Intensive Training collection, is designed for training managers who want to effectively support their teams through the challenges of digital transformation. It aims to identify, understand and overcome resistance to change, based on proven methodologies and practical exercises.

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Issues of the theme

• Accepting change: Understanding the phases of the resistance curve makes it possible to better manage transitions and facilitate the adoption of new technologies.
• Effective leadership: Equipping leaders with the skills to guide their teams through digital disruptions is crucial to maintaining competitiveness.
• Team cohesion: By addressing and reducing resistance, you are strengthening internal cohesion and alignment, which are essential for the success of any transformation project.

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Summary

This interactive course details the three phases of the resistance to change curve, offering concrete examples and practical exercises to help participants visualize and understand resistance mechanisms. Learners will be equipped to identify the main resistances encountered during digital transformation projects and will learn appropriate strategies to manage them effectively.

By integrating this training into your business, you will prepare your executives and managers to better manage the human and technical aspects of digital transformation, thus ensuring a harmonious transition and the successful adoption of innovations within your organization. Encourage your members to learn about these practices to strengthen their leadership and support your global digital strategy.

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A word about the publisher

Cegos is a leader in professional and continuing training in France and internationally. The expertise of its consultants covers many areas: management, skills development, performance and organization, individual and collective effectiveness, marketing and sales, project management, deployment of major training systems in France and internationally.

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