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Draws on a number of recent surveys to address the issue of why corporate transformation and total quality are taking longer to achieve than was first envisaged. Concludes that a more holistic approach is required than is often applied. Successfully implementing a transformation programme depends critically on the relevance of the selection, combination and application of change elements to the requirements of the situation at each stage of the change process.