Change Management Strategy And Asset Control: A Case Study Of The United Nations Department Of Safety And Security In Somalia
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2019Author
Mukilya, John Mumenyi
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Globalization has led to an increase need to improve the management of the assets in order to create value. Asset management has been increasingly been becoming digitized in order to improve their management. The study mainly purposed to investigate the impact of strategy, change management and asset management on asset control using the United Nations Department of Safety and Security Somalia. The objectives of the study were to assess the effect of strategy change management and asset management on asset control in an organization. A case study design was utilized with interviews conducted among managers of UNDSS. The interview guide was comprised of several open-ended questions. Data analysis for the study was carried out using deductive content analysis. The organization utilized strategy and change management practices in order to improve the performance of the organization and to deal with the issues in the organization. However, implementing this was associated with a number of challenges which required the involvement of the employees and the organization leaders. The study also recommended the organization to provide proper training to the employees to ensure ease in change and leadership should ensure that they had basic knowledge on information technology.
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