Where AI pays off
Mark the work that repeats in your business and get a ranked map of where AI would pay off first.
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Start the assessment: Where AI pays offAI readiness assessment: how ready is your company for AI?
This AI readiness assessment measures how far your company has come in adopting artificial intelligence, across strategy, data, people, processes, governance and measurement. Answer eighteen short questions and see your level, the profile by dimension and the moves that fit the next quarter.
AI Readiness
18 questions across six dimensions, one at a time.
About 7 minutes · This result is a starting point from our own model, not a diagnosis. The diagnosis uses your data and your people.
The model behind the result, level by level.
Each dimension is scored from the answers to its questions. Strategy and governance weigh a little more, because without them the rest does not stick. The overall score places you on one of these levels.
- Level 1Exploring
There is interest, but AI has no owner, no stated result and no rules yet. That is a common place to start, and the cheapest one to start well.
Next moveName an owner, pick the result AI should move and write a one-page usage policy.
From 0 points - Level 2Experimenting
People use AI tools on their own, with some wins and no shared process. The value stays with individuals and the risk is not managed.
Next moveTurn the scattered experiments into one prioritized first use case, measured against a baseline.
From 21 points - Level 3Operating
One or more uses of AI run in production with an owner. The next step is a roadmap, so the next cases follow the business value and not the latest tool.
Next moveBuild a roadmap ordered by business value and connect the systems behind the next cases.
From 41 points - Level 4Scaling
There is a roadmap, measurement and governance, and several processes run with AI. The work now is to keep it measured and to spread the habits across teams.
Next moveReport AI results like the rest of the business and give each agent and automation an owner.
From 61 points - Level 5Leading
AI is part of how the business operates, with measured value and adoption that keeps going. The risk at this level is complacency: measure and prune.
Next moveReview the portfolio of AI uses each quarter, stop what no longer pays and fund what does.
From 81 points
Strategy and leadership
Whether AI has an owner, a stated result and a way to decide what comes first.
Weighs a little more
Data and systems
Where the information lives, how clean it is and whether systems share it without retyping.
Standard weight
People and skills
Who uses AI at work today, with what training and with what attitude.
Standard weight
Processes and use cases
Whether the work is documented and you know which repetitive work costs the most.
Standard weight
Governance and risk
Rules on tools and data, who approves what matters and what vendors do with your data.
Weighs a little more
Measurement and value
Whether you measure the work before changing it and can see what AI changed.
Standard weight
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