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Change Management @ICICI
By
Group 4SPIRITS:
Saurav
Sharanya
Neha
OmShashwat
Dhiraj
Under guidance of
Prof.Kumar Alok
CIMP,Patna-2011
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ICICI at a Glance
Vision:
To be the leading provider of financial services in India and a
major global bank
Established in 1955
Diversified since 1980
Assets worth Rs. 4062.34 billion by 31st march 2011
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Objectives:
Creation, expansion and modernisation of private concerns
Encourage the participation of internal and externalcapital in the private concerns
Encourage private ownership of industrial investment
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The Change Leader
K V KAMATH Kamath rejoined ICICI in 1996
Aimed ICICI to be a market driven company
Realized limited expertise of ICICI
Identified ignorance of lending practices in newly opened
sectors as main problem
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1st level Changes at ICICI
The creation of the IIG,O&G,PTD and SPG(new skillsets).
Recognizing an individual's efforts.
Separating the CSP from the PDG.
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Effect of such changes
MCG & GCG issuemore scope in MCG(working inMCG offered better exposure and bigger orders.)
Creating new skill sets, however, led to one unintendedconsequence.
Recognizing an individual's efforts.
Separating the CSP from the PDG.
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Kamaths Remarks
"Just because somebody is within the MCG does not guarantee
him success. And these assignments are not permanent.
Today's MCG man could easily by tomorrow's GCG person
and vice-versa.
"This may be said by people who did not make it. And there
will always be such people." Some of the people who did not
fit in this set-up were quick to leave the organization
While Kamath's comments in the media seemed to dismiss
many of the employee complaints, ICICI was in fact, putting
in place a host of measures to check this unrest
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Steps Taken
Training programmes were conducted.
Rewards on Group Performance rather than on individual
performance.
Selection of Star performer award was made transparent.
ICICI also reviewed the compensation structure in place.
360-degree appraisal system was introduced.
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2nd level Changes at ICICI
ICICI Bank was merged with Bank of Madura (BoM)
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Issues related to this changes
There were large differences in the twoentities.
uneasiness among the staff of BoM
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PeriodEmployeeBehavior
Day 1Denial, fear,no
improvement
After a monthSadness,slightimprovement
After a Year
Acceptance,
significantimprovement
After 2 Years
Relief, liking,enjoyment,businessdevelopment
activities
The HR BlueprintAreas of HRIntegration FocussedOn
A data base of theentire HR structureRoad map of careerDetermining the blueprint of HR movesCommunication of
milestonesIT Integration - PeopleIntegration - BusinessIntegration.
Employee
communicationCultural integrationOrganizationstructuringRecruitment &Compensation
PerformancemanagementTrainingEmployeerelations
Table I'Post-Merger' Employee
Behavioral Pattern
Table IIManaging HR during the ICICI-
BoM Merger
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Steps Taken
Performance management
Cultural integration
Employee behavior pattern study Employee communication
Training
Promotional schemes
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Recommendations
Lewins Change Management Model shall
be inculcated.
3 Stages of Lewins Change Management :
Unfreeze
Change
Refreeze
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