Customer stories
Every project we undertake, from a single workshop to a large-scale implementation, is tailor-made. It starts with the challenge you want to solve. We believe that real, lasting change occurs when behavior, structure, and goals are interconnected.
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“Theprocess with OrganizationBuilders has improved both the quality of our projects and our financial situation. I am less concerned about the progress of projects because I trust everyone. That means I can now concentrate on what I find important.”
“Businessis better than ever. OrganizationBuilders' new approach provides a transparent, well-defined operating system for making quick decisions, trying things out, and iterating. We are making progress. ... This allows us to look ahead and become the company we want to be!”
“OrganizationBuildershelped us quickly roll out Circle meetings across more than 50 international teams. The main benefit for CitizenM was that we didn't have to compromise between our innovative way of working and professional business operations.”
Our customer stories
Viisi has a clear philosophy about working together differently. Believing in the talent of your colleagues and giving feedback is seen as much more valuable than evaluating each other. Without annual evaluations, the associated bonus is no longer relevant. Together with Viisi, we developed a more appropriate salary model, one that is still relevant after five years and is one of the pillars of success behind Viisi's growth model.
Through YouTube videos and podcasts in this case study, you will learn everything about bol.com's growth challenge. How to maintain agility within IT while also taking the next step with business agility.
Hike One, a design agency, started practicing Holacracy in 2018. OrganizationBuilders guided the implementation. Read here how we helped Hike One.
Read here how we guide more than 40 teams at the Netherlands' largest online retailer in working in autonomous teams.
"At first, we blamed Holacracy for the dysfunctional patterns, but after the 'denial' phase, we realized that these patterns already existed before we started with Holacracy." Read here how Michiel experienced the implementation and his three tips for starting a transformation.
Fronteer, an innovative strategy agency based in Amsterdam, asked us to guide their transition to a holacratic organization. Read here how we helped them.
Interview with Overstappen.nl about the reasons, impact, support, and preconditions for implementing Holacracy.
What they said: “OrganizationBuilders did a great job, taking the time to help us understand the vision and details of the method, with a lot of personal attention where needed, while maintaining momentum and speed during the actual meetings required by the method.”
“Without OrganizationBuilders, we could not have achieved the clarity we now have in our way of working. We trusted OrganizationBuilders to guide us through the early implementation of Holacracy without putting our primary business at risk.”
“We decided that we didn’t want any shortcuts in implementing Holacracy. Before we take this big step, it was necessary to know the rules of the game to play it right.”
“A highly recommended real experience with a form of self-organization that is well-suited to a large corporation”
Singularity opted for Holacracy. With an inspiration and knowledge day and flexible support the following year, they independently started working with a new organizational model.
Econic is on a mission to make homes more sustainable, and the organization is growing rapidly. This requires a new and sustainable organizational model that fits Econic's philosophy and, of course, its ambition to continue growing. We got to work with them!
At ROC Amsterdam-Flevoland (Airport Logistics), there was a need for a simpler and more targeted consultation structure. This did not happen automatically, but with a lot of effort from ROC itself, the new structure is now in place. We helped them to do this themselves. Curious to find out how?
TNO employs more than 3,000 people, including the "Future of Work" team. This team conducts research into new ways of working together, such as self-organization. The team took the step of applying this in their own daily practice.
The Dutch Lottery has transitioned to Agile working. Following this transformation, the current job classification system was no longer adequate. They went from more than 100 job classifications to 20 in a suitable model.
The organizational structure has historically always been a challenge for municipalities. There is often unnecessary bureaucracy and too much energy is focused internally. In order to achieve greater social impact and channel energy outward, social challenges become the starting point for organizing work.
The Consumers' Association asked us to help build a new operating model to ensure that strategic priorities were actually realized. Themes such as self-management, effectiveness, and agility were central. How did we do that? Read about it in this case study.
The recruitment and HR team at TNO wanted to become more self-organizing and flexible in order to keep pace with developments in research, among stakeholders, and in the labor market. We worked with them for a year, enabling TNO to lead this process itself and apply all the lessons learned directly, concretely, and successfully. Read here what has been achieved in a year.
Graydon was looking for a new organizational structure that could offer both focus and purpose, as well as a certain degree of autonomy for their teams. We built a bridge between inspiration and practice for them, and then supported them in developing a change approach.
We supported CitizenM in finding a new way of working that allowed them to hold on to their valued entrepreneurial culture while enabling rapid growth and expansion.
ICA (Inter Company Association) wanted to inspire young professionals in the field of self-organization.
A new purpose, "Banking with a Human Touch," requires a new way of organizing, based on trust and responsibility close to the customer. An intensive process in which more than 30 teams have been successfully guided in the new way of working.
RE:BORN wants to be innovative in how its ambitious team organizes itself. A circular mission does not fit with a static organizational model. RE:BORN also wanted to apply its own method as independently as possible. And it succeeded! Read more about how we supported them in this.
Stevin requested its own method of self-organization. We implemented this over a period of eighteen months. In doing so, we safeguarded Stevin's values and added greater clarity to their organizational structure.
Mediq wants to put the customer first: no slowing down with a big hierarchy, but small cross-functional teams organized around the customer. After a year of learning, they've really made the new method their own. Read here how Mediq is growing on its own.
The management team at Unibake (based in Belgium) asked us to introduce them to a new way of working. We developed a two-day off-site to introduce the team to high-performance agile working and give them insight into their own team dynamics.
In mid-March, we were ready to launch the first pilot teams at Suntory. Then, suddenly, lockdown began in mid-March. How did we deal with that?
Read here how we prepared and facilitated a webinar for over 400 dietitians in a short period of time.
A year and a half after the change began, Chiel talks about their journey toward a more agile organization.