Masterarbeit, 2014
113 Seiten, Note: 2
This master's thesis investigates the influence of change management practices on the implementation and revision of Compliance Management Systems within companies. The central research question explores the implications of defining Compliance management as a change management process. To address this, the thesis examines the Compliance Management Systems of four companies and conducts an online survey with Compliance employees.
1 Introduction: This introductory chapter sets the stage for the thesis, outlining the problem statement regarding the interplay between change management and Compliance Management Systems. It clearly defines the research question and objective, specifying the methodology used (online survey and case studies) and the thesis's structure. It lays the groundwork by highlighting the significance of understanding how change management practices impact the successful implementation of effective compliance programs.
2 Disambiguation and definitions: This chapter provides crucial definitions for key terms such as Compliance, Compliance management, Compliance Management System, and various aspects of change management (strategic management, organizational development, organization design). These precise definitions establish a common understanding of the terminology used throughout the thesis, preventing ambiguity and ensuring a clear framework for the subsequent analysis. The clear articulation of these terms is vital to the thesis's ability to accurately study the core concepts under investigation.
3 Theoretical basics and legal aspects for Compliance: This chapter delves into the theoretical underpinnings of Compliance, exploring its core principles and practices. It further examines the legal frameworks surrounding Compliance in Germany, the USA, and the United Kingdom, highlighting the differences and similarities in regulatory requirements across these jurisdictions. This provides crucial context for understanding the legal and regulatory environment within which companies operate and manage their compliance efforts. The chapter then discusses different organizational forms of compliance, illustrating the diversity of approaches used by organizations.
4 Theoretical basics for change management: This chapter focuses on the theoretical framework for change management, providing a comprehensive overview of its principles and processes. It examines various models and methodologies related to managing change within organizations, and explores the dynamics of cultural change within the context of Compliance implementation. This lays a crucial theoretical foundation for understanding how change management is used in the context of compliance.
5 Overview about the Compliance activities of selected companies: This chapter presents a detailed overview of the Compliance activities within four selected companies (Siemens AG, Linde AG, MAN SE, and Hochtief AG). It offers specific insights into their respective Compliance Management Systems, demonstrating the diversity of approaches to compliance implementation across different organizations. Each case study analysis likely sheds light on the different organizational cultures and the role of change management in each respective context.
Compliance Management Systems, Change Management, Organizational Change, Compliance, Implementation, Survey, Case Studies, Legal Aspects, Theoretical Framework, Empirical Research.
This master's thesis investigates the influence of change management practices on the implementation and revision of Compliance Management Systems within companies. The central research question explores the implications of defining Compliance management as a change management process.
The thesis aims to understand the impact of change management on Compliance Management System implementation and explores the concept of defining Compliance management itself as a change management process. It also analyzes Compliance Management Systems in selected companies and presents results from an empirical survey on Compliance practices.
The thesis employs a mixed-methods approach. It includes case studies analyzing the Compliance Management Systems of four selected companies (Siemens AG, Linde AG, MAN SE, and Hochtief AG) and an online survey with Compliance employees to gather empirical data.
The case studies focus on four companies: Siemens AG, Linde AG, MAN SE, and Hochtief AG. The thesis examines their respective Compliance Management Systems to illustrate diverse approaches to compliance implementation.
The thesis draws upon theoretical frameworks of both Compliance and change management. It explores the theoretical underpinnings of Compliance, including legal aspects in Germany, the USA, and the United Kingdom. It also examines various models and methodologies of change management, including the dynamics of cultural change within the context of Compliance implementation.
The thesis provides clear definitions for key terms such as Compliance, Compliance management, Compliance Management System, strategic management, change management, organizational development, and organization design. These definitions ensure a common understanding and prevent ambiguity throughout the analysis.
The thesis is structured into several chapters: an introduction, a chapter defining key terms, chapters outlining the theoretical basics and legal aspects of Compliance and change management, a chapter presenting case studies of selected companies, and an empirical chapter presenting the results of the survey.
The thesis aims to provide insights into the relationship between change management and Compliance Management Systems. It expects to demonstrate the impact of change management practices on the successful implementation of compliance programs and contribute to a better understanding of defining Compliance management as a change management process.
Key words include Compliance Management Systems, Change Management, Organizational Change, Compliance, Implementation, Survey, Case Studies, Legal Aspects, Theoretical Framework, and Empirical Research.
The provided HTML includes a detailed table of contents, objectives and key themes, and chapter summaries offering a comprehensive overview of the thesis's structure and content.
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