Read the “chipping away at Intel” case and address the following questions that relate to why organizations change. Of the environmental pressures for change (fashion, mandated, geopolitical, market decline, hyper competition, reputation and credibility), which one(s) was/were experienced by intel, and what facts from the case support your choice(s)? Of the internal pressures for change (growth, integration, collaboration, reestablishment of organizational identities, new broom, and power and political pressures), which one(s) was/were experienced at intel, and what facts from the case support your choice(s)? Are there limits to the changes that can be accomplished at intel? Why or why not?

Describe why it is important for change managers to have a clear, personal understanding about the pressures that lead to change.

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Chipping Away At Intel The Case of Organizational Change Based on the Chipping Away at Intel case study there are many factors that lead to the changes that are experienced in the company However of t... View the full answer