Aldemis

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AI Business Readiness

Your people are already using AI. The only question is whether you know how, whether it is producing anything, and what happens the first time a customer asks where their data went.

Who it's for

Businesses somewhere between "we should probably do something about AI" and "we have twelve tools, three pilots and no idea which of them is working". Both are common. Both are fixable.

It is particularly relevant in regulated environments, where the gap between what staff are doing and what the business has approved is a live exposure rather than a theoretical one.

What we look at

Usage. What is actually being used, by which teams, for what. Not the licences you have bought — the tools people open on a Tuesday morning.

Productivity. Whether any of it is producing a measurable result. A surprising amount of AI adoption turns out to be enthusiastic and net neutral, and it is worth knowing which of yours is which.

Exposure. Where data goes, what the contracts with those providers actually say, and which of your regulatory or customer obligations are being quietly tested.

Opportunity. Where AI would genuinely change your economics rather than shave a few minutes off a task that was not the bottleneck.

What you get

A written assessment of where you stand across those four, with an honest read on which of your current activity to continue, stop or formalise.

Plus a policy pack: usage guidelines your staff can actually follow, and a business AI policy suitable for a board pack or a customer's due diligence questionnaire. Drafted for your business, not a template with your name typed into it.

Why now

Because the decision is being made either way. In every business we have looked at, staff adopted AI tools before the organisation had a position on them. The choice is not whether to have a policy — it is whether the policy is written deliberately or discovered during an incident.

Find out where you actually stand

Most businesses are further along than they think in some areas and considerably further behind in others.

If your exposure turns out to be minimal, the report will say so and it will be a short one.