AI assessment. Where AI will pay off, and where it will not.
A structured look at your processes, data and systems that ends with a ranked list of AI opportunities, each with its value, effort, risk and a recommended first step.
For leadership teams being asked for an AI plan, and for organizations that tried AI tools without measurable results.
AI assessment
We interview the people who do the work, review data and systems, and score each opportunity on value, feasibility, risk and data readiness. You get a short report, a ranked shortlist and a clear recommendation for the first project, including the ideas we think you should not pursue.
- (01)Interviews with the people doing the work
- (02)Opportunities scored on value, effort and risk
- (03)Data readiness and rules checked
- (04)A clear first step
Tools we use for this.
- Process mapping
- Data review
- Model benchmarking
- Cost modeling
We choose the stack that fits your requirements. Tool names describe our skills, not partnerships.
Setup.
1–2 weeks.
One clearly bounded piece of work, such as a system configured or a review completed, handed over ready to use.
Included
- (01)Stakeholder interviews
- (02)Process and data review
- (03)Opportunity scoring
- (04)Risk and compliance notes
- (05)Ranked shortlist and report
- (06)Presentation to decision-makers
Not included
- (01)Implementation
- (02)Legal advice on regulation
- (03)Vendor procurement
How it runs
- (01) · Week 1
Listen
Interviews and a review of processes, data and systems.
- (02) · Week 2
Score
Rank opportunities on value, effort, risk and readiness.
- (03) · End of week 2
Recommend
Report, shortlist and the first project.
Also available as: Workshop (½–2 days). Compare the formats.
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What is the difference between the assessment and a workshop?
The assessment is broader and evidence-based: interviews and a data review over one to two weeks. A workshop is a facilitated session of half a day to two days.
Will you recommend projects you then sell us?
We recommend what the evidence supports, including projects that do not need us or do not need AI at all.
Do you cover regulation?
We flag the data-protection and sector rules that affect each idea and recommend legal review where needed. We are not a law firm.