Useful before you talk to anyone.
A readiness assessment you can take today, and the thinking behind the methodology. Use what is here internally, then decide whether a conversation is worth your time.
Start with the assessment.
PRISM is the front door: a readiness score concrete enough to hold a leadership conversation against. The rest of the toolkit is still being written, and each item appears here only once it exists — nothing on this page is a promise.
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PRISM AI Readiness Assessment
Your AI readiness scored across seven dimensions, self-serve in under an hour. Free to start, with paid Pro and Executive tiers if you want it benchmarked or written up for a board. It produces a baseline you can put in front of a leadership team and argue about.
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Insights
Working notes on AI governance, adoption and executive decision-making. Short pieces written for the people who have to make the call, not build the case for someone else to make it.
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AI Readiness Checklist
The four layers a readiness review examines — strategy and culture, data and governance, technology, people and skills — with the questions that separate an honest assessment from a flattering one.
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AI Governance Checklist
What a governance framework needs in place before counsel, a customer, an auditor or an insurer asks: risk tiers, a review path proportionate to risk, and a map to NIST AI RMF.
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Sample Acceptable-Use Policy
A short, editable acceptable-use policy written to fit on a page. Guardrails people can remember beat a manual nobody opens, and the second is the more common failure.
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Use-Case Prioritization Framework
The scoring approach used in the Foundation Program’s decision session: candidate domains scored against six criteria, then processes within the chosen domain ranked on a type-by-risk grid. A two-hour session that ends with one domain, one pilot process and a named sponsor.
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When the checklist runs out.
Free resources tell you where you stand. Closing the distance takes governance written, tooling configured and people trained — which is the AI Foundation Program: four to eight weeks, fixed scope, starting at $15,000.