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Of course they can, have to, and will change. What I'm saying is that there is no need for a "special" organizational change process. It should all be part of a daily routine.

It is common knowledge though, that works best when there are in the process and that's hard to change something that is not properly documented. Changes done on someone's whim or "hunch" are the worst.

I see as nothing more than the organized collection of all the standard (written and unwritten) procedures an organization uses daily. That's the "living document" they pull out when they want to explain how they "do business here". It helps when there is at least an illustration or some other "hard" document that can be shared.

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