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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2025 · 46 MIN

Navigating Change Management in the Age of AI

from Consulting Spotlight · host Cesar Viana-Teague, Michael Bernzweig

In this episode, Cesar Viana-Teague Founder & Principal Consultant at NextLevel Consulting discusses the intricacies of change management, particularly in the context of AI integration within organizations. He introduces the APEEE model, which stands for Analyze, Plan, Execute, and Evaluate, as a structured approach to managing change effectively. The discussion emphasizes the importance of communication, stakeholder engagement, and addressing employee anxieties during transitions. Common challenges faced by organizations of all sizes are highlighted, along with the evolving role of AI in driving change across various sectors. The session concludes with a Q&A segment, addressing audience inquiries about change management practices.TakeawaysAbout 70% of change initiatives don't succeed.AI is a significant part of IT change management.Employee anxiety about change is prevalent.The APE model consists of Analyze, Plan, Execute, Evaluate.Communication strategies are crucial for successful change.Stakeholder engagement is essential in change initiatives.Transparency from leadership fosters trust during change.AI is being integrated into various organizational systems.Common challenges in change management are consistent across organizations.Gathering feedback helps in refining change strategies.Sound Bites"Strategy without action is a daydream.""Start with why.""Transparency and openness are key."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Change Management and AI03:06 The APE Model for Change Management05:58 Communication Strategies in Change Management08:52 Common Challenges Across Organizations11:52 The Impact of AI on Change Management14:54 Audience Q&A and Engagement Ready to action this strategy?Connect with this expert now for a complimentary strategy consult or exclusive offer.https://summit.softwareoasis.com/activate-offers/(Claim Your Offer / Schedule Consultation)Apply to Present at our Live Events as an experthttps://experts.softwareoasis.com/expert-introductionsGet Your Networking Passhttps://experts.softwareoasis.com/executive-networking-passClaim your complimentary event pass and attend live:https://bootcamps.softwareoasis.com/https://summit.softwareoasis.com/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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In this episode, Cesar Viana-Teague Founder & Principal Consultant at NextLevel Consulting discusses the intricacies of change management, particularly in the context of AI integration within organizations. He introduces the APEEE model, which stands for Analyze, Plan, Execute, and Evaluate, as a structured approach to managing change effectively. The discussion emphasizes the importance of communication, stakeholder engagement, and addressing employee anxieties during transitions. Common challenges faced by organizations of all sizes are highlighted, along with the evolving role of AI in driving change across various sectors. The session concludes with a Q&A segment, addressing audience inquiries about change management practices.

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