AI Readiness Scorecard

Why Data & AI Readiness Matters

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, organizations must be prepared to leverage the power of data and artificial intelligence. DART helps you understand your current capabilities and identify the steps needed to successfully integrate AI into your operations.

Who Uses DART

DART is designed for a wide range of organizations, including public sector entities, private companies, and non-profit organizations. Whether you’re a government agency looking to improve citizen services, a corporation seeking to enhance efficiency, or a non-profit aiming to maximize impact, DART provides valuable insights.

How it Works

📝 Assessment. Answer 30 questions across 5 key readiness areas, including (1) Vision & Strategy, (2) Workflows, Tools, & Platforms, (3) Talents & Skills Development, (4) Governance & Ethical Guardrails, (5) Leadership, Culture & Incentives.

📋 Report. Receive a free report outlining your strengths, weaknesses, and actionable recommendations.

📈 1:1 Consultation. Complete the tool and receive a 30-minute consultation with our AI leaders to help interpret your results and identify ways forward.

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Vision & Strategy

Which statement best describes your AI vision or statement?

At the moment we do not have a statement about how we will use AI.

We have a written statement known to senior leaders.

The statement is shared across the organization.

The statement is co-created with internal stakeholders and updated regularly.

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Vision & Strategy

Who is accountable for creating an AI vision at your organization?

No one is clearly accountable yet.

A single senior leader formulates the AI vision and disseminates it across the organization.

A C-suite leader owns the overall AI vision and initiatives along with an advisory group.

Executive ownership of AI is formal and overseen by the board.

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Vision & Strategy

How often does your firm communicate its AI vision to its staff?

Only at launch or not at all.

Once or twice a year.

Quarterly via meetings and intranet.

Monthly via town halls and online updates.

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Name

Email

Your Company

AI Readiness Scorecard

SHYAM SUNDARAM

Global Operations Partner, Dalberg Advisors

KUNAL WALIA

Partner, Dalberg Advisors

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