Purpose: To adapt the proposed approach by Vial (2019), which is geared toward the digital transformation of private companies, to develop a digital transformation framework specific to public nonprofit organizations.
Originality/value: The framework developed by adapting four wellestablished academic frameworks (Vial, 2019; Gong et al., 2020; Mergel et al., 2019; Van Veldhoven & Vanthienen, 2022) is innovative because it addresses the specificities of the DT (digital transformation) process in public nonprofit organizations.
Design/methodology/approach: An exploratory descriptive study using both qualitative and quantitative methods was conducted on the current criteria for digital transformation. Following a bibliographic review, four models were used in the development of the new framework, which was evaluated through questionnaires administered to experts in two phases: 1. A committee of nine academic experts, and 2. Field research involving 65 professionals engaged in DT at 30 public companies operating at the federal, state, and municipal levels.
Results: The framework is structured into eight dimensions and 40 criteria and their relationships: ‘use of digital technologies’ (6 criteria), ‘disruptions/motivations/pressures’ (7), ‘strategic responses’ (3), ‘changes in public value creation’ (6), ‘structural changes’ (8), ‘organizational barriers’ (4), ‘negative impacts’ (2), and ‘positive impacts’ (4).
Contribution: The developed framework enhances understanding of digital transformation in public nonprofit organizations and establishes the structure and key elements to consider in these organizations to support the delivery of improved public services.
Keywords:
digital transformation; digital transformation framework; public nonprofit organization; public organization; digital transformation in public organizations.
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