Our work is research‑based, and the DI2X frameworks and method provide organizations with a shared language and a structured, practice‑oriented approach to strategic work with digital maturity and transformation.
Through workshops, masterclasses, courses, certifications, online learning materials, and self‑assessment tools, we develop – together with our partners – capabilities and competencies in organizations, leaders, and key employees, enabling insight, clear strategic decision‑making, and the translation of digital ambitions into action and value creation.
DI2X Praxis is the application-oriented part of DI2X. Here, the DI2X frameworks for digital maturity and organizational capabilities are activated in the concrete reality of the organization.
The DI2X frameworks provide the analytical foundation for understanding digital maturity and transformation.
DI2X Praxis translates these insights into direction, prioritization, and action.
The approach connects awareness with strategy, organizational and leadership development, and implementation — while enabling the organization to work flexibly.
Awareness
A shared understanding of why the development and transformation is necessary.
Strategy
Prioritization and direction for the organization’s digital transformation.
Organizational and Competence Development
Strengthening structures, roles, competencies, and leadership capacity.
Implementation
Realization, anchoring, and governance of development in practice.
The modules can be used individually or in combination — depending on the organization’s needs, context, and ambitions.
Digital transformation does not succeed through analysis or strategy alone.
It requires organizational action.
DI2X Praxis provides a structured yet flexible foundation for working with development and change across leadership and organization.

Being research-based means that DI2X’s frameworks are grounded in systematic research and documented empirical evidence – not in trends or isolated case examples.
The DI2X approach has been developed through more than 30 years of international research in digital transformation, information systems management, and organizational and technological change, and is at the same time clearly rooted in a Nordic societal model. The frameworks have been developed by Pernille Kræmmergaard, PhD, and are described and further developed through a number of books and scholarly publications – including Mind the Gap and Navigate Digital Transformation.
This research-based foundation ensures that the DI2X method are both academically robust and developed with a clear focus on how organizations work and create value in practice.