Digital Transformation Assessment
See exactly where your transformation stands — and what to do in the next 12 months
18 questions across six maturity pillars produce an overall score, a benchmark against your peer group, your current stage, 30-day quick wins and a phased 3 / 6 / 12 month roadmap you can take to the board.
- 18 questions
- About six minutes
- 0–100 score
- Across six maturity pillars
- 12-month roadmap
- PDF export included
Step 1 of 6 · Business maturity
Strategy, ownership, process documentation and the ability to measure outcomes across the business.
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- Business
- Digital
- Automation
- Cloud
- Security
- AI
What we evaluate
Six pillars of enterprise transformation maturity
Transformation rarely fails on technology. It fails on ownership, data, integration, hosting discipline and governance — so that is what we score.
Business
Business maturity
Strategy, ownership, process documentation and the ability to measure outcomes across the business.
Digital
Digital maturity
How much of the core operation runs on integrated software rather than spreadsheets, email and paper.
Automation
Automation maturity
The share of repetitive, rules-based work executed by systems instead of people, and how well systems talk to each other.
Cloud
Cloud maturity
Hosting model, environments, deployment automation, resilience and cost control.
Security
Security maturity
Access control, data protection, monitoring, compliance posture and incident readiness.
AI
AI maturity
Data readiness, analytics, AI experimentation and governance for production AI use cases.
Transformation stages
From Initiating to Optimised
Where your score lands decides whether the next 90 days are foundation work or portfolio scaling — and how you compare with your peer group.
0–39
Initiating
The business still runs largely on manual effort and individual knowledge. The fastest value comes from digitising one high-volume process and putting a real system of record in place — not from advanced technology.
Foundation phase: first measurable win in 8–12 weeks
Peer benchmark: 52/100
40–59
Developing
You have real systems and real data, but fragmentation, manual hand-offs and thin governance cap the return. Consolidating the digital core and automating the top hand-offs will move the score fastest.
Consolidation phase: measurable gains within one to two quarters
Peer benchmark: 58/100
60–79
Scaling
The digital core is in place and working. The constraint has shifted to integration depth, cloud discipline and governance — solve those and you can scale automation and AI across the estate.
Scaling phase: portfolio delivery across two to three quarters
Peer benchmark: 64/100
80–100
Optimised
Your digital, cloud and security foundations are enterprise-grade. Priority now is compounding advantage — AI in production, event-driven automation and continuous optimisation against P&L outcomes.
Optimisation phase: continuous quarterly value releases
Peer benchmark: 71/100
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