You leave with a real starting point

Many SMEs already use AI without ever having structured how they use it. This questionnaire gives you an honest picture of where your organization stands with AI, and the first steps to take to achieve measurable, lasting results.

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    You know where to start

    You find out how ready your organization is for AI—and, above all, where to start to achieve real results.

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    You get a clear picture in just a few minutes.

    In 10 to 15 minutes, the interactive questionnaire gives you an overview of your business. The questions are designed around your reality as a manager.

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    You get an objective view of your results

    A self-assessment reflects your perception of your readiness. To help you gain a more objective view, we suggest taking 30 minutes to review your answers together and identify where to start.

The 5 steps you will be able to assess

01

Defining the usage framework

In your company, does AI use rest on a clear decision, or on individual initiatives? You will assess whether objectives and boundaries have been clearly defined, and whether specific rules have been established.

02

Empowering people

Do your company’s teams use AI from time to time, or do they truly integrate it into their work? You will assess where people really stand, from one team to another.

03

Structuring business data

Are your company’s documents and data organized enough for AI to work with the right information? Are they stored securely, and do you know who has access to them?

04

Connecting to the organization’s systems

Do your AI tools retrieve information on their own from your software, or do you have to copy and paste it each time? You will assess whether your systems can communicate with each other, what each tool can access, and whether those accesses are properly governed.

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Delegating action to AI

Is AI already taking actions on behalf of your company? You will assess whether it is possible to trace what it did and with which access rights, whether a human supervises, and whether the company measures what it delivers and what it costs.