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Where you stand

Most AI programmes I review started with a vendor demo and worked backwards. These tools run the other way: they score where you are today, show which processes are already covered, and rank the use cases worth funding first.

Usually opened by CEOs, strategy leads and anyone asked to "do something with AI" this year.

8 tools in this group, all free with a printable result

  1. Assessment

    AI Readiness Self-Assessment

    Are we ready to deploy AI, and where should we focus first?

    When to use it
    Your first look. Use it before a strategy offsite or a vendor shortlist.
    What you get
    A scored result across five dimensions with one prioritised next step.
    Effort
    5 questions, about 10 minutes
    Last updated
    29 Sept 2026
  2. Assessment

    Organisational AI Readiness Quiz

    Across data, process, technology, people and governance, which one is holding us back?

    When to use it
    After the self-assessment, when you need the detail by dimension for a leadership team.
    What you get
    An 85-point score, a readiness tier and a roadmap for that tier.
    Effort
    17 questions, about 15 minutes
    Last updated
    29 Sept 2026
  3. Diagnostic

    AI Value Sequence Diagnostic

    Have we built the capabilities DBS built, in the order it built them?

    When to use it
    When the board asks why your AI spend is not yet showing up in the numbers.
    What you get
    The DBS era you most resemble and the first capability gap to close.
    Effort
    9 questions
    Last updated
    2 Oct 2026
  4. Decision tool

    AI Acceptable Use Policy Builder

    Our staff already use ChatGPT and Copilot. What should our written rules say?

    When to use it
    Before you publish a first AI policy, or when staff use AI and nothing is written down.
    What you get
    An editable ten-section policy with a traffic-light data table, each clause referenced to ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, IMDA or the PDPA, plus the decisions still open.
    Effort
    12 questions, about 8 minutes
    Last updated
    25 Oct 2026
  5. Decision tool

    AI Use Case Prioritisation Matrix

    Of the use cases on the table, which do we fund first, and how much autonomy can each one have?

    When to use it
    When you have more ideas than budget and need a ranking you can defend.
    What you get
    A business merit score and a separate autonomy clearance tier for each use case.
    Effort
    Up to 5 use cases, 6 dimensions each
    Last updated
    2 Oct 2026
  6. Diagnostic

    Business Automation Map

    Which of our processes already use AI, and where are the gaps worth filling?

    When to use it
    When you suspect AI is being used piecemeal and want the whole picture on one page.
    What you get
    A live impact-versus-effort quadrant of your 12 core processes.
    Effort
    12 processes, a few clicks each
    Last updated
    30 Sept 2026
  7. Diagnostic

    Workforce AI Readiness Diagnostic

    Are our people ready to adopt AI, as well as our systems?

    When to use it
    Before widening an AI rollout, or when adoption has stalled and training has not fixed it.
    What you get
    A score on eight people dimensions, an overall tier, a 90-day plan for your two weakest, and a literacy target for each role.
    Effort
    18 questions, about 10 minutes
    Last updated
    25 Oct 2026
  8. Assessment

    Chief AI Officer Personality Test

    What kind of AI leader am I, and where are my blind spots?

    When to use it
    When you are stepping into an AI leadership role, or hiring for one.
    What you get
    Your CAIO archetype with a scored suitability report.
    Effort
    24 questions, about 14 minutes
    Last updated
    29 Sept 2026

Work through it together

The workshop turns these diagnostics into a half-day session with a benchmarked scorecard and roadmap. Or book a private session on your specific situation.

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Before You Go

If you only open one of these, open the self-assessment. It takes ten minutes and the answer is usually the same conversation I'd have with you in the first hour of an engagement.

Terence Kok