LIMA’s AI Adoption Framework
Organisations are searching for ways to realise true value from AI.
While the technology is incredibly powerful, there is often a disconnect between its promise and the delivery of successful business use cases.
Many organisations simply don’t have the resources internally to build the critical foundations of data strategy and security required to fully deliver on the promise of AI.
Alongside the technical foundations, organisations must consider a series of other factors to deliver successful AI projects, including people, processes, priority use cases and ROI justification.
Are you ready?
LIMA’s AI Adoption Framework is designed to help you understand where you are up to in your AI adoption journey.
The free assessment process provides you with a detailed readiness report against each of the six foundational elements.
The report gives you a score against each element, showing you where you’re ready and where more work is required, as well as recommendations and concrete actions to address the gaps.
The six foundations of AI adoption
Before you even start looking at specific AI tools and technologies, make sure you’re prepared in these six areas:
Platform
The ability to choose the right platform for your AI use cases is a must. Cost effectiveness, data access and integration are key considerations.
Security
Data access, governance and platform security are essential to safeguard against AI risks. Compliance with common standards such as CE+ and ISO 27001 are a good start.
Data
Without data AI is useless. High quality and relative ease of access are critical. This must be protected through maturity in the security layer.
People
AI is a game changer, but misunderstanding creates resistance. Early engagement helps identify the best and most effective use cases.
Business process
Identify the processes you want to speed up or eliminate and get close to them. Identify the data inputs and the required outputs then build process flows and maps.
Use case and ROI
Start simple but impactful. Choose something realistic, visible and relatively quick to encourage buy-in before moving on to your bigger and more complex use cases. How are you going to measure ROI with this use case?