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Where are you today? What are you overlooking? Where should you focus?
Our assessments are current-state analysis with a defined scope, agreed in writing before any work begins. Each one answers those three questions for a specific decision, and ends with a written result your leadership can act on.
How every assessment works
Three questions, answered in writing
Where are you today?
An honest, evidence-based picture of your current state: what you have, how it is really being used, and how it compares with what is needed.
What are you overlooking?
The gaps, risks, and opportunities that are easy to miss from the inside, each with its consequence and who should own it.
Where should you focus?
A prioritized plan, sequenced by risk, value, and effort, so your next dollar and your next hour go where they matter most.
For AI in your organization
The AI Readiness & Governance Assessment
For business owners, executives, and boards who want to know how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in their organization today, what that exposes them to, and where it can add the most value.
What it examines
Your organization and AI, today
- Governance: who is accountable, what AI is approved to do, and the policy behind it
- Current use: which AI tools are in use, by whom, and with what data
- Exposure: client, patient, employee, or financial information reaching the wrong tools
- Opportunity: where AI can save time or improve work in your operation
- Proposals: how the AI products you are being offered hold up
What you receive
- Where you are today: a current-state profile of AI use, data handling, skills, and infrastructure.
- What you are overlooking: a register of risks and missed opportunities, each with its consequence and an owner.
- Where to focus: a prioritized recommendation covering governance, an AI use policy, staff training, and the right AI solutions. Governance comes first, because without governance, even the most capable AI solution can drift beyond what it was approved to do.
- A readout to your leadership team or board.
We resell no software and take no vendor commissions. Your leadership receives the full reasoning behind the recommendation, not only the conclusion.
For public funding
The Funding Readiness Assessment
For hospitals, county bodies, foundations, and consortia with a funding cycle coming, a renewal due, or an award they are not sure they can administer. Most organizations fail on the second half. The award is the easy part.
What it examines
Five areas, scored
- Eligibility for the programs that fit your mission
- Capacity to write, deliver, and report
- Financial controls a funder will test
- Reporting infrastructure for years of obligations
- Governance that can approve and defend the work
What you receive
- Where you are today: a scored readiness profile across eligibility, capacity, financial controls, reporting infrastructure, and governance.
- What you are overlooking: a gap register naming every deficiency, its consequence, and who must own it.
- Where to focus: a prioritized remediation plan sequenced by risk and effort.
- A 60-minute readout to your leadership team or board.