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AI Readiness AssessmentWhere You Are, What's Missing.

AI readiness assessment for the gaps between the AI strategy and the AI reality — the data, the infrastructure, the talent, the governance, the cost, the risk, written as a gap list and a roadmap the team can act on over the next 6–12 months.

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Overview

AI readiness is the gap between the strategy and the reality

AI readiness is the work of measuring the gap between the AI strategy and the AI reality. The output is a written gap list: the data, the infrastructure, the talent, the governance, the cost, the risk, the next 6–12 months. The gap list is the deliverable, with the priorities and the roadmap named.

We do AI readiness as a written engagement, with the data audit, the infrastructure review, the talent assessment, the governance review, the cost analysis and the risk register as the output. The gap list is the artefact the team and the board can act on, with the priorities and the trade-offs named.

This is the wrong engagement if the AI strategy has not been written yet. The right answer there is an AI strategy engagement, not a readiness one.

  • Gap List — A written gap list the team and the board can act on, not a slide deck.
  • Roadmap — A 6–12 month roadmap, with the priorities and the trade-offs named.
  • Risk Named — The risks named and the mitigations scoped, with the contingency the AI needs.
  • ROI Tied — The cost and the ROI tied to the AI strategy, not the technology hype.

What we deliver

Everything included in our ai readiness assessment

Data Readiness

A data audit, the gaps, the data quality and the data governance the AI needs.

Infrastructure Readiness

An infrastructure review, the gaps, the cloud, the model serving and the observability.

Talent Readiness

A talent assessment, the gaps, the hiring plan and the upskilling the AI needs.

Governance Readiness

A governance review, the gaps, the policy, the risk and the compliance the AI needs.

Cost Readiness

A cost analysis, the gaps, the budget, the cost model and the ROI the AI needs.

Risk Readiness

A risk register, the gaps, the mitigations and the contingency the AI needs.

Our process

A proven process for successful delivery

  1. 01

    Discover

    We audit the data, the infrastructure, the talent, the governance and the cost.

  2. 02

    Plan & Design

    We design the gap list, the priorities and the next 6–12 months.

  3. 03

    Develop

    We write the gap list, the roadmap and the cost analysis as a deliverable.

  4. 04

    Deploy

    We hand over the gap list, the roadmap and the next three months of work.

  5. 05

    Optimize & Grow

    We review the gap list quarterly and update it as the AI landscape changes.

Technology

Built with a stack that stays maintainable

Audit

  • Data audit
  • Infrastructure review
  • Talent assessment

Roadmap

  • Gap list
  • Priority matrix
  • Cost model

Risk

  • Risk register
  • Mitigation plan
  • Contingency

What you can expect

Typical Assessment
4-6 wksTypical Assessment
Written Gap List
1Written Gap List
Roadmap
6-12 moRoadmap
Review
QuarterlyReview

FAQs

Questions we get asked

Something not covered here? Ask us directly.

When the AI strategy has been written and the team needs to know what is missing before the build starts. The assessment is the gap between the strategy and the reality, with the priorities and the roadmap named. The right answer depends on whether the strategy exists, the build has started, or the team is still exploring.

A written gap list, with the data, the infrastructure, the talent, the governance, the cost, the risk and the next 6–12 months. The gap list is the artefact the team and the board can act on, with the priorities and the trade-offs named. The gap list is not a slide deck.

A focused readiness assessment (one dimension, e.g. data readiness) is 2–3 weeks. A broader assessment (data, infrastructure, talent, governance, cost, risk) is 4–6 weeks. The timeline is set after the first call, not before, because the scope depends on the dimensions.

Yes, when the team wants us to. The gap list is the deliverable of the assessment. The closing is a separate engagement, with the gap list as the input. The two are independent — you can take the gap list elsewhere, or we can close the gaps.

Ready to start your ai readiness assessment project?Let’s scope it together.

Tell us the outcome you need. We’ll come back with an approach, a timeline and a written estimate.