Assessment

How well rigged is your boat?

Change with AI is the wind. A well-rigged boat uses that wind. Your company is the small boat, and a small boat turns faster than an oil tanker. I am the navigator.

Pick one answer for each question. Your answers stay on this page.

Where does the repetitive copying sit?

We have not looked. Copying is just how the day goes.A few people can name the hard spots. The list is not written down.We can point to the repeated jobs, and to the person who does each one.

Do your people already try AI tools on real work?

Almost nobody has tried a tool on real work.A few people try tools on their own.People try tools on real jobs, and they say what helped.

Is company knowledge written down, and can people find it?

It sits in people's heads, and in old mail.Some of it is written down. Finding the right page takes a search.What a new person needs is written down, and people can find it.

Who can say yes to a small try, and how fast?

A small try waits on several people, and it often stalls.Someone can say yes. It usually takes weeks.You, or one named person, can say yes within a few days.

After a start, does someone keep building?

A start stops when the first person is busy again.Someone keeps an eye on it, beside a full week of other work.A named person keeps building, and the week has room for it.

Could one narrow job go to an agent? An agent here is a small bot that does that one job.

We would not know which job to pick.We can name a job. Where it starts and ends is still unclear.We can name one narrow job, with a clear start and a clear end.

How well rigged is your boat?

Still in harbour

Rigging under way

Ready to sail