Westnet organization in Boston 

Analysis of the Initiative or Problems- Applying the Three Lenses: 

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Your analysis will be a rigorous exploration of your hypothesis, essentially leading to its confirmation or disconfirmation. In all likelihood, you will show that some aspects of your hypothesis were accurate, and some were not. Your goal is to develop insight into which factors will lead/are leading to the success or failure of the change initiative OR to develop insight into the forces that are creating the problem and the challenges to the problem being resolved. 

Your analysis will be guided by the three lenses, each of which provides a framework for developing a comprehensive exploration to your hypothesis. 

Your analysis should carefully link the outcomes from each framework or lens - strategic, political, cultural - to the goals of the initiative or root causes of the problem. Remember, there may be multiple goals and only some of them may be voiced by the formal leaders.  

The best outcome of an analysis is an increased understanding as to how or why a phenomenon has come to be. To the degree that your analysis reveals issues or insights which have been hidden or unanticipated, your findings offer real value to the managers in the initiative.