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Digital Maturity Assessment

Business analysisDigital and data

Reference model

Digital Maturity Assessment FrameworkA canvas of 12 boxes laid out on a grid of 4 columns and 3 rows: Strategy, Culture, Technology, Processes, Capabilities, Data Management, Customer Experience, Governance, Innovation, Investment, Partnerships, Metrics.StrategyEvaluate the clarityand alignment ofdigital strategy withbusiness goals.CultureAssess theorganization's culturetowards digitaladoption andinnovation.TechnologyExamine the currenttechnology stack andits effectiveness insupporting digitalinitiatives.ProcessesReview the efficiencyand adaptability ofexisting processes in adigital context.CapabilitiesIdentify the skills andcompetencies availablewithin the organizationfor digitaltransformation.Data ManagementEvaluate how data iscollected, managed, andutilized fordecision-making.CustomerExperienceAssess how digitalinitiatives enhancecustomer engagement andsatisfaction.GovernanceReview the governancestructures in place tosupport digitalinitiatives.InnovationEvaluate theorganization's abilityto innovate and adaptto digital trends.InvestmentAssess the level ofinvestment in digitalinitiatives andtechnology.PartnershipsReview existingpartnerships thatsupport digitalcapabilities.MetricsIdentify the metricsused to measure successin digital initiatives.

Digital maturity is assessed across multiple dimensions to identify strengths and weaknesses.

About this model

A framework for assessing the digital maturity of an organization across various dimensions such as strategy, culture, technology, and processes.

Originator not stated.

How to read it

  • Focus on the scores for each dimension to identify areas for improvement.
  • Look for patterns in the responses to understand organizational readiness.

What this does

Evaluates an organization's current digital capabilities and readiness to adopt new technologies, helping to identify gaps and areas for improvement.

When to use it

Use it when an organization wants to understand its digital strengths and weaknesses to inform strategic planning.

Not when: Do not use it when the organization is not ready to implement changes or lacks the necessary resources for digital transformation.

What happens next

Conduct a detailed digital strategy workshop to outline specific initiatives based on the assessment results.

Golden thread

Builds on ←

  • Digital Strategy Workshop
  • Stakeholder Interviews

Feeds into →

  • Digital Transformation Roadmap

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Drafted with AI and reviewed by Eccellere on 04/11/2026. Guidance, not advice: apply your own judgement.