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    You are ready. Now you pick who to trust.

    You have decided to do this. Now you have to judge who to trust with it. Twelve questions, about two minutes.

    Here are the twelve questions.

    0 of 12 answered.

    1. 01Do you know, in numbers, what you want the first result to be?

    2. 02Is your leadership team agreed that this is the priority, rather than one person pushing it?

    3. 03Will the leadership team be in the room for the work, rather than delegating it down?

    4. 04Is there a written policy about what data may enter an AI tool, or a plan to write one before anything is built?

    5. 05Have you recorded where the business stands now, so that a change can be measured against it?

    6. 06Is there a budget for the technology itself, separate from whatever you would pay an advisor?

    7. 07Do you know which of your processes depend on one person who remembers how they work?

    8. 08Have you decided who in your company approves what gets built?

    9. 09Are you prepared to build one thing at a time and prove it before starting the next?

    10. 10Do you have eighteen months or more before anything has to be finished?

    11. 11Are you looking at this as something that changes how the company runs, rather than as a tool purchase?

    12. 12If you sold the company in three years, would a buyer see a business that runs on systems rather than on you?

    Answer all twelve to see your reading.