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The Navigo Org Design Framework: A Practical Guide for Australian HR Leaders

The Navigo Org Design Framework: A Practical Guide for Australian HR Leaders

by Prajna Shettigar | Mar 16, 2026 | Org Charting, Organisation Design

An org design framework should be the foundation of every restructure, not something HR scrambles to piece together mid-crisis. A leadership change. A budget cut. A merger. Suddenly HR is pulling data from three different systems, reconciling headcount numbers that...
Beyond ‘Boxology’: A Leader’s Guide to Driving Real Organisational Change

Beyond ‘Boxology’: A Leader’s Guide to Driving Real Organisational Change

by Prajna Shettigar | Jan 29, 2026 | Org Charting, Organisation Design

Effectively managing organisational change is one of a leader’s toughest challenges. Many restructures fail because they only deliver surface-level results. Leaders often get stuck in “boxology”, a cycle of redrawing the org chart without fixing the...
Boosting Finance and Insurance HR Teams with Strategic Workforce Visualisation

Boosting Finance and Insurance HR Teams with Strategic Workforce Visualisation

by Prajna Shettigar | Jan 13, 2026 | Org Charting, Organisation Design

In the fast-paced world of Finance and Insurance, the only constant is change. Between shifting regulatory requirements, digital transformation and the ongoing war for specialised talent, HR teams in this sector are under immense pressure to maintain an agile and...
The hidden cost of manual org charts (and what to do about it)

The hidden cost of manual org charts (and what to do about it)

by Prajna Shettigar | Sep 17, 2025 | Org Charting, Organisation Design, Strategy & System Selection

Org charts are essential during restructures, workforce planning and key decision-making. Yet according to Gartner’s Future of HR report, HR leaders are under pressure to modernise their tools and automate operational tasks but many still rely on manual org charts...
From spreadsheets to strategy: Sunwater’s success story

From spreadsheets to strategy: Sunwater’s success story

by Prajna Shettigar | Jul 30, 2025 | Customer Stories, HRIS, Organisation Design, Workforce Analytics

Sunwater’s HR team knew their org charts needed an upgrade. The existing process was manual, time-consuming and didn’t provide the visibility their teams needed. As the organisation grew and workforce planning became more complex, they looked for a solution that could...
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