Digital Maturity
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
The degree to which an organization has developed the capabilities, processes, tooling, and mindset needed to use digital systems effectively. In business culture digital maturity is often assessed as a proxy for how ready a company is to change sustainably.
In plain English: How advanced and effective an organization is at using digital systems.
Example: "The consultancy called out low digital maturity because the company had modern SaaS tools on paper but still ran most approvals through emailed screenshots and manual spreadsheets."