The assessment is a practical screening tool, not a scientific validation, audit, guarantee, or substitute for discovery. It organizes an initial conversation about operational readiness.
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Four dimensions
Questions cover AI readiness, ERP readiness, automation potential, and data readiness. Responses describe consistency of current practices rather than technical performance.
Knowledge accessibility and governance
Connected operational records
Repeatability and automation suitability
Data ownership and quality
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How scoring works
Each response becomes an ordinal readiness value summarized within its dimension. The overall view identifies relative strengths and gaps; it does not predict financial return or implementation success.
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Interpretation
A higher score suggests stronger foundations for a scoped initiative. A lower score identifies prerequisites such as process definition, master-data cleanup, access control, or ownership. Neither result automatically selects AI or ERP.
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Limitations
The score depends on self-reported answers and a limited question set. It does not inspect systems, data, security, compliance, adoption, or exceptions. Recommendations require validation during discovery.