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ENTERPRISE · CROSS-INDUSTRY · 10 QUESTIONS

Enterprise · cross-industry digital maturity assessment.

For established organizations with multiple units and formal governance. Use this general assessment when a sector-specific option does not fit. Choose one answer per question, then register to see your results.

Enterprise · cross-industry assessment

0 of 10 questions answered

1. Is digital investment aligned across business units?
2. How are supplier and technology lifecycle risks governed?
3. How consistent are customer journeys across channels?
4. How integrated are end-to-end business processes?
5. How consistently is enterprise data governed?
6. How are production AI and automation solutions governed?
7. How is digital capability developed across the workforce?
8. How is digital change adoption managed across units?
9. How consistently are cybersecurity and access risks managed?
10. How well is critical-service recovery tested?

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How scoring works and what it means

Choose one answer for each of the 10 questions. Three descriptions score 0, 1 or 2; “Not sure” scores 0 and is counted as an evidence gap. Overall score = total points ÷ 20 × 100. Each of the five areas has two questions and contributes 20%.

This is a digital-maturity self-assessment. Choose the highest description fully supported by current practice in the business or operation you are assessing.

Maturity levels: Foundation; Emerging; Established; Integrated; Optimizing. The bands are 0–<20, 20–<40, 40–<60, 60–<80 and 80–100 respectively.

Nimble One’s questions, weights and thresholds are an original, indicative rubric informed by published guidance and sector workflows. They are not externally validated benchmarks, certification or a compliance audit. Security and recovery concerns remain important even when the average is high. Do not compare scores across sectors, business stages or questionnaire versions.

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