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Preparing Travel Managers to Lead the Change Becky Kopidlansky, Change Champion Lead Andi Smetana, Project Manager Tom Thieding, Communication Lead Agenda Change Transition and Reactions Individual Commitment Curve Communicating Change


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Preparing Travel Managers to Lead the Change

Becky Kopidlansky, Change Champion Lead Andi Smetana, Project Manager Tom Thieding, Communication Lead

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Agenda

Change Transition and Reactions Individual Commitment Curve Communicating Change Travel Manager Adoption Toolkit

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Change Management

UN-MANAGED MANAGED

Current State Current State Managed Transition Un-managed Transition

Resistance takes hold Adoption and usage takes longer Business

  • utcomes not

fully realized Adoption and usage are incomplete Resistance areas mitigated Adoption and usage

  • ccurs as planned

Speed to value is accelerated Business outcomes achieved and sustained

Future State Future State

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One step at a time is all it takes to get you there.

  • Emily Dickinson
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COVID-19: Change or Transition?

What are some things you are seeing that indicated this is a managed change? What are some observations you’ve made related to individual reactions to the change?

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Supporting Change Reactions

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Change Reaction Continuum

Active Resistance Passive Resistance Neutral Passive Support Active Support

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Change Reaction Continuum

Active Resistance

Actively resists change through behaviors or verbal means Not afraid to speak out/act out against the change

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Change Reaction Continuum

Passive Resistance

Says the “right” things Does not change behavior May covertly interfere with change

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Change Reaction Continuum

Neutral

No firm opinion about the change May think it doesn’t affect them or is reserving judgement

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Change Reaction Continuum

Passive Support

Does the “right” things Does not vocalize their support or encourage others

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Change Reaction Continuum

Active Support

Actively supports the change through words and behaviors Encourages others

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Active Resistance Passive Resistance Neutral Passive Support Active Support

Reaction Continuum Scenario

You’ve asked the editor of your faculty and employee e-newsletter by email to place a short column in it explaining the travel changes. He responds and thanks you for reaching out, but he has reservations about the relevance of this information to include in the e-newsletter. He does not think there are that many people who travel that much. What can you do?

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Individual Commitment Curve

Time Support for Change

AWARENESS UNDERSTANDING ACCEPTANCE ADOPTION COMMITMENT

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Communicating Change

Rational

Data Statistics Logic Metrics thorough formal presentations Travel Manager Tookit Resources What / How Overall Changes

Emotional

Share a vision outlining individual benefits Storytelling and Informal Conversations Individual Benefits - WIIFM Positive Experiences to Change

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Rational – Talking Points in Toolkit

UW System will make travel planning, booking, and compliance easier by introducing new vendors, revised travel policies, and a new UW TravelWIse website starting July 1.

  • Updated and simplified policies will make it easier for travelers

to find and understand policies

  • Vendors dedicated to their type of travel will provide greater

expertise and customer service

  • A redesigned UW TravelWIse website will make it easier to book

travel and find policies

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Emotional – Experience

  • How your outreach succeeded in convincing someone that the

change will make it easier for them and their office or department

  • Appeal to his expertise that his support will reach a broader

audience

  • Tell him you will make it easy for him by providing him with draft

copy and links to UW TravelWIse site.

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Individual Commitment Curve

Time Support for Change

AWARENESS UNDERSTANDING ACCEPTANCE ADOPTION COMMITMENT

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New Travel Agency Vendors

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Agency Service Provided

Travel Inc – Will be used for majority of travel (not NCAA related and not part of a group block of

10 or more from the UW)

  • Individual travel (employees, guests, students)
  • Administrative Groups
  • Group Air Groups

Fox World Travel – Must be used for all groups of 10 or more where:

  • Attendees are flying to a destination together (on the same flight) which requires direct

agreements with the airlines to set up

  • Staying at a hotel where a block of 10 or more rooms (not NCAA related travel) is required (the

UW needs to be the organizer)

Shorts Travel Management – Must be used for all NCAA related travel (individuals and

groups)

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1:1 Knowledge Sharing On-site Open House On-demand Documents On-demand How-to Videos Travel Manager Toolkit Conference F2F Sessions Virtual Live Webinar Recorded Webinar

Travel Manager Training

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Training Cycle

3/1 9/30 April 2020 May 2020 June 2020 July 2020 August 2020

3/18-3/20 TM Conference & Release Toolkit 6/8 Webinar Finance 6/22 Start Travel Inc Webinars for Admin 6/30 Release Concur Videos 9/21 Start Frequent Traveler Webinar Fall Sessions 8/15 Release Random Traveler Video 7/20 Start Frequent Traveler Webinar Summer Sessions

September 2020

9/21-9/25 On Location Open House Events 3/20-7/20 Travel Manager Toolkit 6/20 Policy Guides Posted 6/1-6/15 Shorts Roadshows 7/27 Start Webinar FOX Block Training

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Travel Manager Toolkit

Accessing the Toolkit

  • UW Travel Service and Policy Project website
  • Via current UW TravelWIse website by clicking on the ‘Learn More’ link
  • Via the new UW TravelWIse website by

clicking on ‘Future Travel’

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Travel Manager Toolkit

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Travel Manager Toolkit Material

Current Available Material Future Available Material

  • Concur Training videos
  • Recorded webinars
  • PowerPoint slide for specific training topics
  • Admin Group & Group Air Process
  • Changes/Enhancements to Group

Block Process

  • FAQs
  • Comprehensive PowerPoint outlining all

changes (to be used for future trainings)

  • Travel Manager Talking Points
  • Supporting Resistance to Change
  • Travel Inc Fee Grid
  • Travel Inc vs. Fox Fee Grid

Comparison

  • Real ID Flyer
  • Real ID (slides)
  • Unused non-refundable ticket guide

(slides)

  • Online FAQ submission form
  • TravelWIse poster (to print)
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Have a questions? Ask it! Know the answer to a frequently asked question? Share it!

We need your help to build FAQs!

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FAQ Submission Weekly Cycle

Fri - Thurs Submissions collected Friday FAQs reviewed/assigned Monday SME research Tues Posted on Toolkit

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What additional resources would you like to see in the Travel Manager Toolkit?

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Support and Follow-up

  • Follow up phone call from Andi and/or Becky.
  • Additional training materials added to the Travel Manager Toolkit

based on feedback

  • Shorts campus roadshow date announcement
  • Change Champion meeting April 7th
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