About Luxembourg Digital Innovation Hub
The Luxembourg Digital Innovation Hub (L-DIH) is a consortium of four key actors from Luxembourg: Luxinnovation, the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity, the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology and the University of Luxembourg.
L-DIH offers 100% funded services to companies in manufacturing, construction, transport and logistics, crafts, retail and commerce, and HORESCA.
These services cover the full digital journey, from awareness sessions on funding opportunities and technology testing, to digital maturity and data readiness assessments, cybersecurity evaluations and digital roadmap support.
The consortium is dedicated to helping Luxembourg companies in these sectors strengthen their digital foundations, make informed use of data and build the cyber resilience they need to operate with confidence in an increasingly digital environment.
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consortium members with specialised expertise
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uses cases and resources to stay informed
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L-DIH Talks organised since 2023 with free replays
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digital solutions providers in the Marketplace
Digitalisation is not a single project. It is a journey.
Every company is at a different point on that path. Some have already adopted digital tools across their entire organisation. Others are still managing core processes on paper, or have invested in one system without knowing what to do next. Many sit somewhere in between, digital in some areas, not in others, and unsure of the gaps.
There is no single template for digital transformation, and no universal starting point.
That is precisely why knowing where you stand matters. Investing in the wrong tool, at the wrong stage, for the wrong reasons is a risk every company can avoid. But it requires an honest, structured picture of where you are today: your strengths, your blind spots and your most pressing priorities.
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Understand where you are
The success of any digital project depends first on a clear picture of where your company stands today. Do you still rely on paper-based processes? Do digital systems cover all your departments? These are the questions every SME should answer before investing time and money in new technologies. The L-DIH offers a range of free assessments to highlight your priorities, surfaces potential risks and identifies the capabilities your company needs to move forward with confidence.
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Secure your data and processes
Most companies only start investing in cybersecurity after they have experienced an incident. By then, the damage - financial, operational and reputational - is often already done. The smarter approach is to act before a threat materialises. Assessments and crisis simulation help you understand your exposure, identify vulnerabilities and prepare your teams to respond effectively to ensure your operations can continue even under pressure.
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Test the solutions before you invest
Adopting new digital technologies is among the most impactful decisions a company can make — and one of the most significant financial commitments. The L-DIH helps you make those decisions on solid ground. Before committing to a solution, you can select, test and evaluate it in a structured environment. This evidence-based approach reduces the risk of costly mistakes and gives you the confidence to invest in what truly fits your needs.
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Find the right partners
Digital transformation rarely happens alone. The companies that succeed are often those that surround themselves with partners who bring the digital technologies, skills and services that complement their own expertise. Luxembourg is home to around 400 digital solution providers. The Marketplace gives you access to companies and research organisations that can help you accelerate your digitalisation - so you spend less time searching and more time building.
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Build your team's digital skills
Tools alone do not drive transformation - people do. Even the best digital solution will underperform if the teams using it are not prepared. Providing your staff with regular information, awareness sessions and targeted training helps them adapt to new tools, share knowledge and apply good practices from day one. This investment in your people supports continuous learning, builds digital confidence and helps reduce both operational and cybersecurity risks over time.
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Feed your digital curiosity
Stay curious and keep exploring. For SMEs, staying informed about digitalisation is not optional - it is a competitive necessity. Markets evolve, new solutions emerge and the companies that anticipate change are better placed to act on it. The L-DIH offers a range of free resources to help you keep pace: newsletters, news updates, use cases, company testimonials, L-DIH Talks and exclusive matchmaking sessions.
Testimonials
They talk about digitalisation
Arnaud Fournier, Rotomade
"The advanced digital maturity assessment enabled us to establish a digitalisation roadmap, which is currently being integrated into our strategic plan."
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Production Manager, Amer-Sil
"We had planned to use artificial intelligence tools from the outset, but this testing experience revealed the key areas we need to focus on first."
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Idriss Laanaite, Mondo Luxembourg
"We wanted to assess other aspects, such as digital maturity and cybersecurity. We identified areas requiring attention, such as increasing data digitisation to enable predictive maintenance, structuring the development of digital skills and improving IT/OT integration and automation."
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