The assessment evaluates your organisation across five pillars: (1) Leadership & Strategy — AI vision, executive sponsorship, and investment alignment; (2) Data — quality, availability, governance, and lineage; (3) Platform & Infrastructure — compute, storage, and tooling readiness; (4) Governance & Compliance — risk management, policy frameworks, and regulatory alignment; (5) People & Operations — skills, culture, and operational processes.

The self-service AI Readiness Assessment takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete. You receive instant results with scores across all five pillars and actionable recommendations grouped by priority.

You receive an overall AI readiness score, individual pillar scores with gap analysis, a heat map of your strengths and weaknesses, and a prioritised set of recommendations. The results are designed to help you structure an AI investment conversation with your leadership team.

The free self-service assessment provides a directional view of your AI readiness based on self-reported inputs. The paid AI Readiness Diagnostic (2–5 weeks, fixed price) involves expert-led workshops, evidence review, stakeholder interviews, and produces a board-ready report with a detailed 6–18 month transformation roadmap.

The assessment is designed for senior leaders — CIOs, CTOs, CDOs, or heads of digital transformation — considering AI investment. It is also useful for transformation teams benchmarking current capability and identifying gaps before engaging external partners.