Three assessments.
One discipline.
Wanting AI is universal. Being ready for it is rare. Start with the assessment that tells you which one you are. Migration is where data risk peaks. Run-state is where unmanaged risk compounds. AI is where both run at machine speed. Six minutes each. No email required to begin.
The board wants the AI. Nobody has assessed the data.
AI doesn't fix bad data — it operationalizes it. The errors your people quietly compensate for become systematic decisions at machine speed, with nobody in the loop to catch them. The ceiling on your AI investment was set years ago, in master data nobody has audited since. Finding that ceiling now — before you've signed anything — is the cheapest this truth will ever be.
20 questions · 6 minutes · scored against the data your models will consume
You've heard the war stories. Now you're hearing rumblings on yours.
An ERP migration is where data risk peaks — and where the team pays the price for decisions made without the discipline. Eighty-hour weeks, nights, weekends, holidays no plan ever named. Most executives would make the right calls early if they had the right advisor early. That's the work.
20 questions · 6 minutes · scored against the proven playbook
You inherited the data. The discipline didn't follow.
Most transformations underplan the handoff. Six months in, the business runs on data nobody owns. You see what it's costing — and you know what you don't know. That's not a weakness. That's the leadership the next move requires.
20 questions · 6 minutes · mapped to the Gartner model
Migration is where the risk peaks.
Run-state is where unmanaged risk compounds.
AI is where it runs at machine speed.
Same data. Same discipline. Same firm.