Most mid-market companies invest in AI before they know what's missing. Eleven questions, five dimensions — a score that shows where you stand and what to fix first.
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Answer eleven questions — pick the option closest to how things actually are. No right answers, only accurate ones.
Eleven questions, five dimensions, scored 0–100. The model measures one thing: how likely your first AI initiative is to survive contact with reality. Answer options are facts, not self-ratings — harder to flatter yourself.
Whether AI has a defined job here — named processes, expected outcomes, numbers attached.
Why it matters. Without a named use case, adoption turns into tool shopping: six months of demos, nothing in production. Everything downstream inherits this clarity.
Whether a pilot could actually be fed — where the data lives, in what quality, and who can produce it.
Why it matters. This is where most mid-market pilots die: month two, when the model needs 24 months of clean records and nobody can pull them.
Whether someone owns the outcome day to day — and whether an executive sponsor with a budget line stands behind the interest.
Why it matters. Initiatives run by enthusiasts alongside a day job stall at the first priority conflict. Ownership predicts follow-through better than talent.
Whether the work AI should take over is documented, standardized and measured.
Why it matters. AI applied to an undocumented process automates the chaos — the model learns your exceptions. It’s why the same tool works in one company and fails in the next.
What happened to the last tools you rolled out — baselines, measurement, explicit scale-or-kill decisions.
Why it matters. The best predictor of the next rollout is the previous three. AI doesn’t fix execution habits — it inherits them.
One honest limitation: eleven questions show direction, not diagnosis. A self-assessment can’t see inside your data or your processes — that’s what a structured assessment is for. Your answers are used to generate your results — nothing else.
You're asked at every board meeting — and want an answer that survives follow-up questions.
You can afford to move. What's missing is knowing what to do first — and what to skip.
Something was tried. Nobody can say what it changed. This time you want it measured.
Your AI Readiness Score provides a high-level snapshot. The AI Adoption Assessment goes deeper — identifying where AI will create measurable value, what’s preventing adoption today, and the executive decisions needed to move forward with confidence.