AI adoption assessment | Ten questions for a practical next step

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01 / 10Which workflow matters most?

Help me choose a starting pointInternal knowledge and inquiriesInvoice and document entryBusiness and cost analysisOrders, inventory and integrationsDaily reports and work recordsCustomer and sales workflowsDemand, sales and inventory forecasting

02 / 10What is your primary industry?

03 / 10Who would use the first release?

One team, fewer than 10 peopleOne department, about 10–50 peopleMultiple departments or sitesNot decided

04 / 10How much team time does this workflow take per month?

Fewer than 20 hours20–100 hoursMore than 100 hoursNot measured

05 / 10Where is the relevant data?

Not yet assessedSpread across paper, files and systemsLocation and export method are known

06 / 10How consistent is the data?

Fields and formats are mostly consistentMixed formats, missing values or duplicatesNot checked

07 / 10What information restrictions apply?

Mostly public informationInternal business informationPersonal, confidential or restricted informationNeeds review

08 / 10Who can own the implementation?

Business and IT owners are availableBusiness owner available; IT not assignedOwners still need to be appointed

09 / 10When do you need a direction?

Within one monthExplore validation over about three monthsResearch and internal discussion first

10 / 10What outcome matters most?

Reduce processing and searching timeReduce errors and dependency on individualsGet timely, consistent visibilityImprove sales and demand decisions

Where should AI begin?
Make the first step concrete.

Ten questions. A clearer next step.

Where should AI begin?Make the first step concrete.

Ten questions. A clearer next step.

Where should AI begin?
Make the first step concrete.