Supply chains continue to evolve to meet the needs of a post-pandemic world. This degree of change means that organizations are devoting resources to change management projects. To evaluate the effectiveness of their change initiatives, organizations must carefully consider the measures they use and how they gather data for those measures.
Ongoing transformations in supply chain require organizations to engage in regular change management projects. Effective change means that organizations must identify how they will measure project success and ensure that the data can be translated into action.
The infographic below shows how organizations measure change management initiatives in supply chain. It also includes the sources organizations use to gather relevant data and how leading organizations evaluate progress.
Click here to few the full sized infographic PDF: How to measure change management success
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