A first look at where you stand with AI.
Twelve statements, two for each area the AI Readiness Assessment scores, on the same scale. Answer each for how things are today.
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Five levels, the same in every area.
Not sure? Choose the lower level. The assessment scores only what it can see evidence for.
- 1 Not in place
- Nothing exists, or it exists only in someone's head.
- 2 Started
- Some of it exists, partly or informally. It depends on particular people, and isn't written down.
- 3 Written down
- It's documented: a policy, an inventory, a diagram, a named owner. It covers the main parts, but nothing shows that it's followed.
- 4 In use and checked
- It's written down, it's followed, and something shows that it's checked: a review on a schedule, a log someone reads, exceptions that get caught.
- 5 Ready to build on
- It's in use and checked, and it's enough for new AI work to start without first fixing this area.
How true is each one today?
Where you stand, by your own answers.
Each area scores the lower of your two answers, as the assessment does: the highest level fully met. Self-scored, it's a starting point, not a finding.
Your data
To know for sure, the assessment reads the list of your systems and the data each holds, who owns each kind, your classification and retention rules, and how one recent report was made.
How your systems connect
To know for sure, the assessment reads your systems and how they exchange data, and what your contracts say about data, AI, access, renewal, and cost.
Rules and oversight for AI
To know for sure, the assessment reads your rules for AI, who approves a new tool or use, what your vendor reviews ask about AI, and what staff have been told.
AI already in use
To know for sure, the assessment reads your license lists and software spend, the AI settings in each admin console, and what staff use on their own, through an anonymous survey.
Security and access
To know for sure, the assessment reads how people and tools sign in, your latest access review, what's logged and who reads it, and your incident plan.
People and capacity
To know for sure, the assessment reads who would own AI work and who covers for them, the year's other projects, and the budget for the work and for training.
Your scores checked, your ideas ranked, and a plan.
- Six scores, with the evidence behind each
- Your AI ideas, ranked, each marked build, buy, or ask your vendor
- A roadmap for the next 12 to 24 months: what first, what it costs, what it returns
Fixed fee, agreed before we start · Usually three weeks
Sending opens our contact form with your scores in the message, for you to read and change before you send it.
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