AI Readiness Check
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Definition
What is it: An AI readiness check is a bounded evaluation measuring the steps, data, ownership, and output standards of a single workflow. It serves as a decision tool to determine if a process is ready for AI implementation.
What is it used for: It is used to identify viable AI use cases, uncover data blockers, and establish baseline metrics for time savings. It helps businesses avoid investing in software for unready processes.
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- An AI readiness check is a short test of whether one named process could run with AI help next month. [1]
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- An AI readiness check measures four things: the steps, the data they use, the person who answers for the result, and the standard the output must meet. [1]
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- A single-process AI readiness check takes about a week of part-time work to complete. [1]
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- A process owner is the person who can change the steps, approve exceptions, and answer for the output. [1]
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- Data is considered clean enough for a process when the inputs are easy to find, current, and held in one format. [1]
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- AI readiness should be measured again by running the same test after 30 days to compare workflow measures. [1]
- Limitation
- If an AI-assisted step does not save approximately 30% of the task time, the checking and upkeep often cost more than the savings. [1]
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