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To get a good start on the digitization work, the organization needs to find its starting position, ie describe how far it has come in the digitization work. By doing so, it will be easier to describe the gap between the current situation and the target picture and it will be easier to develop a plan that points out the direction for continued work.
Digital maturity
An organization's ability to assimilate the benefits of digitization is commonly referred to as digital maturity. There are several parameters that affect the organization's digital maturity. It is about what the organization has succeeded in implementing and what digital competence is available within the organization, but it can also be about what system solutions an organization has at its disposal, whether the organization, responsibilities and roles are clearly defined and whether there is a culture that is open to change and new ways of working. Estimating the organization's digital maturity is part of finding its starting position.
The Digibarometer helps the municipality to assess its digital maturity
Lantmäteriet 's Digibarometer is a tool in the form of a workshop material that helps the municipality to assess its digital maturity. Read more here .