Cultural Change

Today, leading companies are responsible organizations with a motivation to satisfy the expectations of millions of citizens around the world, day after day, maintaining a continued dialog with their stakeholders.

It is clear that culture has to be a key driver of business management, since it focuses on exiting beliefs and has an impact on the way that people communicate internally and with the environment. Therefore, now more than ever, we have to talk about adjusted or misadjusted cultures when it relates to the economic and financial impact, to operations and to the global coherence. There are no such good or bad cultures, but lines of thought and communication that create trust and predictability to the markets, allowing the business project to have a continuation in time.

Gestión Global del Cambio de Cultura

KIKAI is a management methodology based on the management of cultural change. It analyzes the beliefs and practices within the organization, bringing to the table a kit of tools and systems for the change. It facilitates transition, favoring the learning of new ideas that adhere to the DNA permanently, enabling the bridging of the distances between strategy and results in a continuous cycle of analysis and action.

Through the utilization of a portfolio of cultural patrons, the method analyses the perception, the present and the desire, measuring the distances between both with a matrix of variables and it provides objective data, clarity and intuition to the making of decisions, inspiring, committing and connecting the people within the organization.

In this true global market where we operate, the method works based on diversity, acknowledging preexisting singularities, leaning on them and aligning sensibilities and answers the needs of sustainability, both of the business and at the social level.

OPPORTUNITY: The potential for change lies within the opportunity “kikai” since, if it didn’t exist, the change would never take place.

Presentation of the Specialized Services in Cultural Change (in Spanish)