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Best practice is a central part of the Digital Maturity Matrix methodology. One of the main aims of the methodology is that it helps companies find out when to do what and how it will happen. This means that the digital motors should be developed in a certain order so that the transformation can be done as smoothly and quickly as possible.
There is of course not only one way to develop the digital maturity of the nine digital motors that work regardless of situation. On the other hand, there is a basic scheme that is a good reference for most businesses. We call it the general best practice. This means, for example, that it is an advantage if the motor Values, Vision & Mission is a bit ahead driving the transformation, especially in the early stages (Mobilization phase). In the second phase (Coordination phase), Values, Vision & Mission should still be ahead at the same time as focus should also now increase on how the company works, and for example, motors like Organization and Data & Analysis should be given priority. In the third phase (Acceleration phase), the maturity between the different motors should be evened out.
A general best practice is adapted in different steps (see 123-127 in the book) to a custom best practice.
When doing the digital maturity test, the result is set in relation to the general best practice described above. This allows the company to understand whether different motors are located before, after or in phase.
