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Schwartz advised managers to start their programs by targeting those people or groups most ready to change and then phasing in people who are more difficult to reach . Hang up , make the change and then dial in again . In the minds of some of my colleagues , all you have to do is identify one layer in a cybernetic system that 's capable of fast change and then wait for Moore 's Law to work it 's magic . The portal environment will adapt to McGill people 's changing and possibly concurrent roles as they transition from prospective student , to enrolled student , to involved alumna , to productive employee , to community participant , to generous donor , to active retiree . In desperation it surveyed this wave of change and then it blinked . But if you're up for the change and not only embrace the inevitable reality of personalized and integrated search but pioneer the understanding of it , a new market will emerge . Major changes to the inter-domain routing system are inevitable to provide an efficient underpinning for the radically changed and increasingly commercially-based networks that rely on the IP protocol suite . Blegen : One of the unique things about nurses is that they are there , twenty-four hours a day at the patient 's bedside and if there are sufficient numbers of nurses and they are astute , then they are monitoring that patient to see any moment-to-moment change and then preventing a complication or incident from getting much worse .