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The Beckhard-Harris Change Equation (also known as the Formula for Change) aims to serve as a simplified way of analysing the potential success or failure of a change initiative within the workplace. It effectively describes the situation which is required for the desired change initiative to be successful.<ref>Defining the Beckhard-Harris Change Equation [https://www.businessballs.com/change-management/formula-for-change/ Business Balls]</ref>

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-The Beckhard-Harris Change Equation (also known as the Formula for Change) aims to serve as a simplified way of analysing the potential success or failure of a change initiative within the workplace. It effectively describes the situation which is required for the desired change initiative to be successful.<ref>Defining the Beckhard-Harris Change Equation [https://www.businessballs.com/change-management/formula-for-change/ Business Balls]</ref>
+The Beckhard-Harris [[Change Equation]] (also known as the Formula for Change) aims to serve as a simplified way of analysing the potential success or failure of a change initiative within the workplace. It effectively describes the situation which is required for the desired change initiative to be successful.<ref>Defining the Beckhard-Harris Change Equation [https://www.businessballs.com/change-management/formula-for-change/ Business Balls]</ref>
-The Beckhard-Harris change model describes the conditions necessary for change to occur. The model specifies that organizations	and individuals change when....
+The Beckhard-Harris change [[model]] describes the conditions necessary for change to occur. The model specifies that organizations	and individuals change when....
 *There is DISSATISFACTION(D) with the current state (of whatever the focus of change might be), and,
 *There is a clear and shared VISION(V) of a preferred future, and,
-*There	is an acceptable FIRST STEPS(F)	Roadmap	to achieving the Vision, and
+*There	is an acceptable FIRST STEPS(F)	[[Roadmap]]	to achieving the [[Vision]], and
-*The product of	DxVxF is greater than the existing RESISTANCE to change	among those whose support is required for successful implementation.
+*The [[product]] of	DxVxF is greater than the existing RESISTANCE to change	among those whose support is required for successful implementation.
 These	conditions give	rise to	a change formula:

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	The Beckhard-Harris Change Equation (also known as the Formula for Change) aims to serve as a simplified way of analysing the potential success or failure of a change initiative within the workplace. It effectively describes the situation which is required for the desired change initiative to be successful.<ref>Defining the Beckhard-Harris Change Equation [https://www.businessballs.com/change-management/formula-for-change/ Business Balls]</ref>		The Beckhard-Harris Change Equation (also known as the Formula for Change) aims to serve as a simplified way of analysing the potential success or failure of a change initiative within the workplace. It effectively describes the situation which is required for the desired change initiative to be successful.<ref>Defining the Beckhard-Harris Change Equation [https://www.businessballs.com/change-management/formula-for-change/ Business Balls]</ref>
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		+	The Beckhard-Harris change model describes the conditions necessary for change to occur. The model specifies that organizations and individuals change when....
		+	*There is DISSATISFACTION(D) with the current state (of whatever the focus of change might be), and,
		+	*There is a clear and shared VISION(V) of a preferred future, and,
		+	*There is an acceptable FIRST STEPS(F) Roadmap to achieving the Vision, and
		+	*The product of DxVxF is greater than the existing RESISTANCE to change among those whose support is required for successful implementation.
		+	These conditions give rise to a change formula:
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		+	'''D x V x F > R'''<br />
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		+	This change formula also implies that all three elements on the left side, Desire, Vision, and First Steps must be present for change to occur. If any element is missing, the product of multiplication is zero, which will always be less than the Resistance to change, which is always present to some degree.<ref>Beckhard-Harris change model formula [http://pastatenaacp.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Beckhard-Harris-Change-Model-DVF.pdf PA State NAACP]</ref>