The AI Readiness Assessment: Up to 20 Questions, One Decision Brief

What the assessment is

A diagnostic built for Australian executives who need a fast, honest read on where their organisation sits. You provide your context first, then answer up to 20 questions, one at a time. The questions adapt: confident claims get tested for evidence, irrelevant topics get skipped, and material gaps get a closer look.

The five dimensions

Commercial intent and portfolio: what the money is meant to achieve and what has to be true before an idea gets funded. Data, technology and workflow foundations: whether the systems and data can actually carry AI. Governance and decision control: who can say no, and whether the organisation can explain what its software decides. People, capability and adoption: whether people have the skill, time and reason to change how they work. Delivery and operating model: how a proven idea becomes normal operations.

What you receive

A decision brief, not a number. It contains an executive verdict, a readiness range, an evidence confidence rating, a five-dimension decision map, three priorities with named owners and commercial reasons, a 30, 60 and 90 day view, five board questions and an evidence checklist. Statements are labelled by where they came from: what you told us, what was inferred, and what remains unverified.

How long it takes

Plan for 8 to 12 minutes. Your details come first and shape the questions; the brief renders on screen when you finish.