Commonly, Digital Maturity is described as an organisation’s ability to respond and adapt to technological trends. Amongst industry analysts and thought leaders, there’s a consensus that Digital Maturity is a process rather than an end goal. It unfolds over time and is certainly not something that you ever fully achieve and mark off your to-do list.
In simple terms, it is similar to how humans reach maturity. There’s milestones, but the end result isn’t always defined, it can stall, follow different paths, and it takes a lifetime. The only difference is organisations can accelerate digital maturity and reach milestones quicker.
