How AI-ready is your organisation?

17 questions across 5 dimensions. 15 minutes. A scored baseline, with specific next steps, before you commit any AI budget.

15 minutes 17 questions 5 dimensions Scored results

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The Five Dimensions of AI Readiness

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Data Foundation

4 questions

Process Maturity

3 questions

Technology & Infrastructure

3 questions

People, Culture & Leadership

4 questions

Governance & Risk

3 questions

Optional: about your organisation

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Five dimensions that determine AI deployment success.

01

Data Foundation

The quality, accessibility, and governance of your data. AI is only as reliable as the data it processes. Poor data quality is the single most common deployment failure.

02

Process Maturity

Whether your processes are documented, measured, and consistent enough to automate. AI cannot reliably improve a process that varies every time it is performed.

03

Technology & Infrastructure

Your cloud adoption, integration capability, and infrastructure modernity. Legacy systems drive up AI deployment cost and reduce reliability.

04

People, Culture & Leadership

Leadership commitment, staff capability, and organisational change readiness. Technical readiness without cultural readiness produces shelfware.

05

Governance & Risk

Your AI policy, risk management approach, and data privacy maturity. Governance gaps create liability, and slow every subsequent deployment while you retrofit controls.

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Terence Kok
Before You Go

This is the deeper version of the readiness check, seventeen questions instead of five, because a real diagnosis needs more than a snapshot. I added Technology and People as their own dimensions after watching two businesses with identical data maturity get completely different results, one had a cloud-native stack and a curious team, the other didn't. Fifteen minutes is a small ask for a score that tells you honestly whether you're building on solid ground or setting yourself up to patch problems after launch.

Terence Kok