We’ve asked OpenAI’s chatGPT to define three popular concepts in digital transformation. The conclusion: Digital Maturity is the basis; it leads to digital capacity which bridges to digital excellence – “the highest level of achievement”. However, digital excellence never comes to end: once achieved it needs to undergo content review, adaptation and development.

What is Digital Excellence?

Digital excellence refers to the highest level of achievement in the use of digital technologies and practices. It implies not only the mastery of technical skills and tools, but also a deep understanding of the strategic, social, and ethical implications of digital transformation.

A digitally excellent organization or individual is able to create and implement innovative and effective digital solutions that align with their goals and values, while also creating value for their stakeholders and society at large.

Achieving digital excellence requires continuous learning, experimentation, and collaboration, as well as a commitment to ethical and responsible use of technology.

What is Digital Capacity?

Digital capacity refers to the ability of individuals, organizations, and societies to effectively and efficiently use digital technologies to achieve their goals. It encompasses skills, knowledge, infrastructure, and resources needed to access, adopt, and utilize digital tools and platforms. A strong digital capacity can enhance economic growth, increase social inclusion, and promote innovation and creativity.

What is Digital Maturity?

Digital maturity refers to the extent to which an organization or individual has integrated digital technologies into their operations and processes in a way that enables them to fully leverage the benefits of digital transformation. It is often measured by factors such as the level of digital skills and competencies, the degree of digital adoption, the quality of digital infrastructure and processes, and the ability to innovate and adapt to changing digital environments. A high level of digital maturity can result in increased efficiency, productivity, innovation, and competitiveness.

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