Strategy
Whether daily work is visibly connected to the goals you set for the year, and whether new technology follows a mapped need or a loud complaint.
Sample question"What is the primary driver for implementing a new piece of technology?"
Free · 10 questions · 3 minutes
Your digital strategy has blind spots.
Ten questions about how work actually moves through your organisation. You get a readiness score, how you compare inside your industry, and a ranked list of what to fix first.
DIGITAL CHECK-UP REPORT
Answer ten questions
Multiple choice, three options each. About how work moves, not about which software you own.
Tell us your industry
Your organisation name and sector, so the score is benchmarked against comparable companies rather than an average of everyone.
Get your report
A score per area, where you sit in your industry, and a priority order for what to address first.
Digital maturity is not a technology score. Three of the four areas are about people and process, because that is where the capacity actually leaks.
Whether daily work is visibly connected to the goals you set for the year, and whether new technology follows a mapped need or a loud complaint.
Sample question"What is the primary driver for implementing a new piece of technology?"
Whether ownership is explicit, whether decisions move at the speed of the business, and how much work gets duplicated across teams.
Sample question"How clear is the mapping of 'who owns what' regarding specific deliverables?"
Whether your systems share a single source of truth or sit as disconnected silos, and how much manual effort your reporting really costs.
Sample question"To what extent do the tools used by different departments 'talk' to each other?"
How initiatives actually land with teams, and whether your processes have kept pace with the growth you have already had.
Sample question"When a major change initiative starts, what is the typical team reaction?"
Three minutes now, against however long you have been working around the same bottleneck.