Glossary Strategy & implementation

AI readiness

What is AI readiness?

AI readiness is the degree to which an organisation is ready to use AI meaningfully: the right processes, accessible data, ownership and skills.

Also known as AI-readyAI maturityAI readiness assessment

An organisation is AI-ready when it has processes with enough volume or lost time to deliver something, the data for those processes is digital and accessible, each process has an owner and employees are sufficiently AI literate.

If one of those four is missing, that is no reason to wait, but it is where you start. A scan gives a first picture; an AI audit shows per process what it delivers.

How we map AI readiness and opportunities is covered under the AI audit.

Last updated: 4 October 2026

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Strategy & implementationAI auditAn AI audit is a focused review of your processes and data that maps where AI saves you the most time or errors, and what it takes to get there.Strategy & implementationAI strategyAn AI strategy determines which business goals AI should serve, which applications deliver the most and in which order you introduce them.Approach & collaborationAI literacyAI literacy is your employees’ ability to understand AI, use it sensibly, and assess the results critically; since the AI Act it is also a legal obligation.Strategy & implementationAIOS (AI Operating System)An AIOS is an AI layer that sits on top of your existing systems, reads data from all of them at once, and runs processes that affect the whole organisation, not just the individual employee.

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