AI readiness
Could you put AI into production today?
Eight questions on data, process, oversight and ownership. It does not ask what you would like to automate. It asks what is standing between you and doing it.
Assessments
Short, honest self-assessments based on the same ideas as our articles. None of them is built to flatter you. The answer that helps most is usually the one that stings a little.
Could you put AI into production today?
Eight questions on data, process, oversight and ownership. It does not ask what you would like to automate. It asks what is standing between you and doing it.
How do you compare with teams already running it?
Eight questions that place you on one of four steps: not started, experimenting, piloting or operating. You find out which step you are on and what the next one requires.
How much time and money slips away every week?
Six questions about manual handoffs, reports built by hand and work done twice. The result is hours per month and a yearly cost, not a grade.
Should you build this, or buy what already exists?
Eight questions that weigh how unique your process is, how well a ready-made product fits, what integration would cost and how hard it would be to reverse the decision later.
How exposed are you if the old system fails?
Eight questions about how tightly everything depends on it, who still understands it, how long a change takes and whether you could bring it back after a failure.
Is your system more complex than the problem needs?
Eight questions on layers, services, process and evidence. Too little structure hurts and so does too much. The result tells you which side you lean toward.
Do your systems meet the technical requirements?
Ten questions based on the technical safeguards of the HIPAA Security Rule (45 CFR §164.312), grouped in four areas: access, audit, integrity and transmission.
A Two-Week Discovery ends with a written architecture, a plan and a fixed price for the build. It costs $7,500, fully credited toward the project.