Digital Readiness self-assessment

Get a quick, clear view of your organisation’s digital strengths and gaps so you can focus your efforts where they’ll make the most difference.

Digital Readiness self-assessment
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Based, in part, on the findings of the Beyond the Promise research into digital failure in the cultural sector, I’ve created a quick, free self-assessment tool to help you surface your organisation’s strengths, risks, and opportunities around digital work.

It’s designed as a starting point, a way to flag potential challenges and spark useful conversations before investing time, money, or energy into your next digital project.

This quick, practical tool gives you the steer you need to plan more confidently, address potential areas of weakness, and create the conditions to deliver real impact.

What this tool is and isn’t

This is a quick, practical self-assessment to help you reflect on where your organisation stands in key areas related to digital work.

It’s not a full maturity model or benchmarking tool, instead, it focuses on the areas that most often support success or cause things to stall: leadership, skills, systems, engagement, content, data, innovation, and governance.

The aim of the tool is to surface strengths, gaps, and potential blockers, and to help spark useful conversations about where clarity, capacity or support might be needed.

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