You Got the AI You Wanted. Now What?

The 10-Domain AI Readiness Assessment

Our structured assessment evaluates your organization across 10 AI readiness domains, tailored to your size across three tiers — covering data, infrastructure, talent, governance, security, regulatory compliance, and AI adoption posture.

Assessment Domains

Assessment Questionnaires

• →Small Enterprise (1–50 employees)—85 questions. Analysis and reports delivered within minutes of completion. We recommend at least 1 business and 1 technical stakeholder.
• →Medium Enterprise (51–499 employees)—111 questions. Analysis and reports delivered within minutes of completion. We recommend at least 1 business and 1 technical stakeholder representing focus area(s) and no more than 5 stakeholders total.
• →Large Enterprise (500+ employees)—144 questions. Analysis and reports delivered within minutes of completion. We recommend at least 1 business and 1 technical stakeholder representing focus area(s) and no more than 10 stakeholders total.

Assessment Reports

Following your assessment, your report is delivered as an interactive web report with drill-down capability and a downloadable PDF with embedded watermark and serial number. Both formats include:

• →Executive Summary—Overall AI readiness dial gauge and high-level findings for leadership and board audiences.
• →10-Axis Radar Chart—Per-domain posture visualized across all 10 AI readiness domains — an at-a-glance view of where your organization is strong and where gaps exist.
• →Domain-Based Findings—Detailed results across all 10 evaluated domains, with strengths, gaps, findings, and remediation benchmarks per domain.
• →Cross-Cutting Recommendations—Actionable next steps prioritized by severity tier: Critical, High, Moderate, and Low.
• →Organizational Patterns—For multi-participant engagements: when the same risks appear across multiple participants, that's an institutional finding that individual assessments miss. Our engine surfaces these patterns explicitly.

Our assessment engine detects inconsistencies and patterns within a participant's responses and between different participant's responses — surfacing risks that single-question approaches miss. Reports include an AI Governance Recommendations section to help you meet current controls gaps.