AI Readiness Check

What is an AI readiness check?

The AI Readiness Check shows how well your company is prepared for the meaningful and economical use of artificial intelligence. Among other things, it analyses processes, data, technical prerequisites, organisation and potential fields of application.

Which companies is the AI Readiness Check suitable for?

The AI Readiness Check is aimed in particular at small and medium-sized companies that want to use AI but still need clarity about suitable areas of application, necessary prerequisites and sensible next steps.

Which areas does the check cover?

Among other things, it looks at business goals, existing processes, the data and system landscape, potential AI use cases, organisational prerequisites and topics such as responsibilities and governance.

How long does the AI Readiness Check take?

The time required depends on the scope of your answers. As a rule, the check can be completed within a few minutes.

What result will I receive?

You receive a structured assessment of your current AI readiness based on your answers. It highlights potential, existing bottlenecks and sensible next steps for your company.

Is the AI Readiness Check free of charge?

Yes. The check is free and non-binding. Taking part does not oblige you to use any further services or consulting.

Do I need any technical knowledge?

No. The questions are easy to understand and can be answered without technical or in-depth AI knowledge.

Do I have to provide my contact details?

During the check, we ask for contact details so that the result can be clearly assigned and, if required, sent to you or reviewed together. Processing takes place in accordance with the applicable data protection regulations and the consents you have given.

Do I have to have a consultation afterwards?

No. A personal conversation is voluntary. If you are interested, we can review the results together and discuss possible next steps.

Does the check replace individual AI consulting?

The check provides a sound initial orientation. A detailed analysis of specific processes, systems, risks and implementation options requires a more in-depth individual review if needed.