AI Readiness Score | Limited Lime

Question 1 of 8

How would you describe current AI use at your organization?

No one is using AI tools in any official capacity A few individuals experiment with AI tools on their own Certain teams use AI tools regularly, informally AI tools are formally rolled out and supported

Question 2 of 8

Does your organization have a written AI usage policy?

No policy exists We've discussed it but nothing is written down A draft policy exists but isn't widely communicated Yes, a clear policy exists and is communicated to staff

Question 3 of 8

How accessible and clean is the data AI tools would need?

Scattered across systems, inconsistent, hard to access Exists but needs significant cleanup Reasonably organized in a few core systems Centralized, clean, and accessible

Question 4 of 8

Is there an executive owner accountable for AI initiatives?

No one owns this It's an unofficial side responsibility for someone A leader is informally driving it Yes, a specific executive is formally accountable

Question 5 of 8

Have you identified specific, measurable use cases for AI?

No — "AI" is still a general idea, not a use case We have vague ideas but nothing specific A few specific use cases are identified Yes, with expected impact defined for each

Question 6 of 8

How does your team generally feel about AI adoption?

Skeptical or actively resistant Unsure, with mixed opinions Cautiously open, wants more guidance Enthusiastic and ready to adopt

Question 7 of 8

Do you have a way to measure ROI on AI initiatives?

No measurement approach exists We'd measure informally, after the fact We have rough metrics in mind Yes, clear metrics are defined before starting

Question 8 of 8

How mature is your training and change management process?

We don't have one Training happens informally, if at all Some structured training exists for new tools Yes, a clear rollout and training process exists