About the engagement
A structured AI readiness assessment for organizations that know AI matters but can't say where they actually are.
The problem it solves
Every organization is being asked the same question right now — by boards, by customers, by their own people: what's our AI plan?
The usual response is to buy tools and hope adoption follows. It rarely does. Licenses go unused, training gets scheduled for people who didn't need it, and the people who'd benefit most are the ones quietly avoiding the whole thing.
You can't build a plan for closing a gap you haven't measured. The alternative isn't a six-month consulting engagement. It's about two weeks and a clear answer.
What you get
Where your team stands
Everyone assessed across five dimensions, aggregated by team, role and function — so you see patterns rather than individuals.
What's actually holding you back
Usually not what leadership expects. Often judgment and workflow rather than tools, which changes what you should spend money on.
A prioritized roadmap
What to do first, second and third — with the reasoning. Specific to your industry and how your teams actually work.
A baseline you can re-measure
Reassess later and show real movement. Most AI initiatives can't demonstrate progress because nothing was measured at the start.
The five dimensions behind the assessment. Judgment — knowing when to trust AI output and when to verify — is consistently the weakest and least discussed.
Who it's for
Typically 10 to 200 people. Big enough that guessing is expensive, small enough that a six-figure consulting engagement is absurd. Small and midsize businesses, department heads, technology teams, professional services, sales organizations, and nonprofits.
What it isn't
Not training, not certification, and not a vendor pitch dressed as an assessment.
Recommendations are based on fit, not vendor quotas. The objective is the right answer for your business, not selling a predetermined software stack. Where a commercial relationship could influence a recommendation, we disclose it.
When the roadmap says you need training or implementation help, we'll say so — and point you to whoever does it best.
What it costs
Engagements start at $2,500, scaled to team size. Most run about two weeks from kickoff to findings.
Start with a conversation.
No deck, no pitch. Tell us what you're trying to decide and we'll tell you honestly whether this would help — and if it wouldn't, what might.
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