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Introduction
A great
Technology Institute of the West (TIW) is a higher education institution that
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environment
offering a broad array of degrees, programs and international experiences. The university is a private institution,
' Identifying
receiving $629 million in revenue from their prestigious research program and employspotential issues
over 6,500 and conflicts
faculty and such as scope creep,
staff. technology needs, etc
As these issues become a rising priority for the university, TIW faces several challenges that stand in the way of a
successful change in direction, including the merger of six smaller, sister institutions around the region to
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In preparation for this merger, it has been noted that TIW’s organizational structure is more bureaucratic than the
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other sister institutions – given its size – and there has been concern and gossip amongst sister institution staff
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organization.
Problem statement
TIW has requested Deloitte’s assistance to help develop a strategy/vision to realign employee and leadership
roles from merging the six sister institutions. This new strategy should also take into consideration the needs a
new academic structure that includes an online degree program, evening classes, and flexible scheduling could
impose on faculty and staff.
Key considerations:
There are major cultural differences between campuses – one institution does not have any core curriculum
(requisite classes) and others have well-defined majors and degree programs.
TIW leadership has already established a “guiding coalition” of campus executives to help guide this change, but
not all institutions are represented in this coalition.