Where does your organisation actually stand on AI?
18 questions about what is really in place — not about ambition. The result shows your level on 6 pillars, which pillar is holding the whole organisation back, and what is worth doing first.
5 minutes · 18 questions · no sign-up needed to see your result
How it works
Answer 18 questions
Each question offers 4 descriptions of the current state. Pick the one closest to your company today.
See your level and bottleneck
Overall level, a score per pillar, and the pillar that is capping the whole organisation.
Get your action plan
Specific recommendations per pillar plus the 3 things worth doing in the next 90 days.
The 6 pillars assessed
- Strategy & Leadership
Is there deliberate direction, a named owner and a budget?
- Data & Infrastructure
Can the data be reached, used and trusted?
- Technology & Use cases
Where is AI actually running, and is it wired into operations?
- People & Skills
Who can use it, who can build it, and who is leading?
- Process & Governance
How is risk handled, and who may switch an AI application on?
- Value & Measurement
Do you know how much AI is producing, and how much it costs?
The 5 maturity levels
- Level 1Ad hocAI is a few individuals' business
A handful of people use AI tools for their own work. The company has no deliberate direction, nobody knows who is using what, and there is no assurance about where data goes.
- Level 2EstablishingExperiments, no deliberate direction
Pilots or POCs exist but they are scattered and not tied to business goals. Outcomes depend on the enthusiasm of individuals rather than on organisational capability.
- Level 3PerformingSomething runs for real
At least one AI application serves day-to-day work, with a named owner and a process. But scaling it still costs about as much effort as starting over.
- Level 4OptimizingMultiple functions, a shared foundation
AI has spread across functions on a shared data and governance foundation. Adding a new use case is far faster than the first one was, and its impact is measurable.
- Level 5EmbeddedAI is a core capability
AI is part of how the company decides, designs products and serves customers. Both cost and value are tracked per use case, and the organisation learns from what fails.
How to answer
Answer based on what actually happens consistently, not on plans or intentions. If something only happened on one isolated project, it does not count as the current state yet.
Not sure? Pick “Not sure”. That is a valid and useful answer — we count it separately and never score it as a low mark. The fact that nobody in the organisation can see part of the picture is itself a finding.
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