Teams finding their starting point
Use the free Quick Scan to see where your organization stands across five readiness areas.
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AI readiness assessment
An AI readiness assessment evaluates an organization's data, governance, and technical readiness, then turns the findings into a prioritized roadmap.
Deliverable preview
Paid: professional assessment
Analyst-led engagement → formal deliverable with roadmap and cost/ROI model.
- Validated through stakeholder interviews
- Architecture fit + governance risk analysis
- Best for: securing budget & next steps
- For
- Teams finding their starting point · Teams securing budget and next steps
- Takes
- About five minutes for the Quick Scan · analyst-led: On request
- Costs
- Quick Scan: Free · analyst-led: On request
- You get
- Validated through stakeholder interviews
Short answer
What the free AI readiness assessment gives you
The free Quick Scan takes about five minutes and returns a readiness profile across strategy, AI adoption, agent controls, governance, and operations. Use it to see where your organization stands and which area needs attention first.
Take the free assessmentWhat the AI readiness assessment covers
Every answer is scored against five areas:
- Strategy and operating model
- Generative AI adoption and enablement
- Agent readiness and control
- Governance and risk management
- Production operations and observability
The report returns a score for each area and an overall readiness score, places your organization on a readiness level, and opens with one diagnostic finding in plain language. The analyst-led assessment adds stakeholder interviews, architecture and governance analysis, a risk register, a cost and ROI model, and a phased roadmap.
Who it is for
Choose the path that matches your team
Teams securing budget and next steps
Use the analyst-led assessment when you need a formal deliverable with a roadmap and cost and ROI model.
Deliverables
What you get
Free: self-serve assessment
A Quick Scan of about five minutes, with adaptive depth and a readiness profile report.
- Strategy and Operating Model
- GenAI Adoption and Enablement
- Agent Readiness and Control
- Governance and Risk Management
- Production Operations and Observability
Paid: professional assessment
Analyst-led engagement → formal deliverable with roadmap and cost/ROI model.
- Validated through stakeholder interviews
- Architecture fit + governance risk analysis
- Best for: securing budget & next steps
The engagement
How it works
What's involved in the paid assessment
Discovery & Inventory
- Stakeholder interviews across business, IT, legal, and sponsor
- Catalog candidate workflows: volume, variability, cost, error rate
Data & infrastructure audit
- Data availability, quality, and access by use case
- Current systems, integrations, and vendor lock-in exposure
Governance & Risk
- Regulatory exposure and audit-trail gap analysis
- Explainability requirements vs. current controls
Architecture Fit
- Purpose-built agent vs. frontier-model vs. hybrid, per use case
- Vendor-dependency and cost-driver assessment
Prioritization & Roadmap
- Value/feasibility/risk scoring; recommended first use case
- Phased roadmap, with what we build and what your team runs
Deliverable & Readout
- Exec summary, risk register, cost/ROI model, phased plan
- Stakeholder readout with a defined next-step decision
Proof
See governed AI in practice
Customers with published work across healthcare, manufacturing, and governed AI operations.
What it puts to work
The products behind AI Readiness Assessment
SUPERWISE Sentinel
Often the first step after an assessment: see and control what already goes into AI tools.
SUPERWISE Chat
Gives your people an approved AI tool while the roadmap takes shape.
AI Readiness Assessment questions
What to expect before you start
The self-serve Quick Scan takes about five minutes. Its depth adapts to the answers you provide.
The self-serve Quick Scan is free and provides a readiness profile report. The analyst-led assessment is a separate paid engagement, priced on request.
Anyone responsible for how their organization uses AI, from a small business owner to the leader of an enterprise AI program. Start with the free Quick Scan to see where you stand. Choose the analyst-led assessment when you need a formal deliverable for securing budget and next steps.
Every answer is scored against the five assessment areas to build your report. SUPERWISE never sends your name, email address, company, or answers to any analytics or advertising provider, in plain or hashed form. The privacy policy describes what the assessment measures. Read the privacy policy
A framework names the areas an organization should examine. The assessment applies one: it scores your answers across five areas, from strategy and operating model to production operations and observability, and returns your readiness level with one diagnostic finding in plain language.
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Next step
See where your organization stands
Start with the free self-serve assessment, then talk to us about an analyst-led assessment.