Assess
The IT scan
You know what is open too widely, who owns what and what comes first.
€2,950 or €3,950excl. VAT
What it covers: The IT scan
Two variants. Both end with a report the board can read, which I go through with you. Both include a level test per audience, more extensive than the questions in the intro call.
After a scan you may ask me for the lessons or for a Fixed knowledge day. That is why the scan has a fixed price and is complete in itself. You should be able to say no to the second without regretting the first.
AI readiness · three days · €2,950
Before everyone gets an AI assistant. You get a report with priorities that the board can read.
- For whom
- An organisation that wants to switch on Copilot or another AI assistant widely, or where people already work with AI and you want to make agreements about it. Also called an AI readiness or Copilot readiness assessment.
- What I look at
- Who can reach which folders and what is shared too widely, which licences you already have, which policies and guidelines exist, and which uses pay off first.
- Who I talk to
- Your administrator or the service provider with access to the systems, someone from the board, and one or two people from the teams that will be working with AI. A conversation takes an hour and a half.
- What access I ask for
- Read-only access, temporary and through an account from your organisation. I look and change nothing: no settings, no permissions, no files. After the scan you withdraw the account again.
- The three days
- Day one: the conversations, the level test per audience in the conversations, and the access reports. Which folders and sites are open too widely?
- Day two: the licences you already have, the policies and agreements that exist, and the uses to start with.
- Day three: writing the report and going through it with you.
- The report
- What is open too widely, and what has to be closed first.
- Which licences you already have, and who needs a paid one.
- Which policies and agreements exist, and what is missing.
- The uses that pay off first.
- Where your people stand, per audience.
- The order in which to tackle it.
- Duration
- Three days.
- What it is not
- Not a legal opinion on the AI Act.
€2,950, excl. VAT. Discuss a scan.
Maturity: organisation and processes · five days · €3,950
How the IT organisation works now. You get a baseline and a prioritised improvement plan.
- For whom
- An IT team or a board that wants to know where the IT organisation stands. Also called a baseline measurement or an IT maturity assessment.
- What I look at
- Roles and responsibilities, the processes (against ITIL), how IT works with the rest of the business, dependence on suppliers, and where knowledge sits with one person.
- Who I talk to
- The IT manager or whoever directs IT, the systems administrator or the service provider with access to the systems, and someone from the board. Where relevant also HR, finance and whoever is responsible for the data. A conversation takes an hour and a half.
- What access I ask for
- Mostly documents: the contracts with your IT suppliers, the procedures, and whatever other documentation exists. If I need to look inside a system, for example at a quarter's worth of tickets, I get read-only access: temporary, and through an account from your organisation. The documents you provide are processed in my own assessment tool. It runs on my own encrypted laptop, without third-party hosting. For the assessment the text goes to Anthropic through the business API, under the data processing agreement.
- The five days
- Days one and two: the conversations, with the level test per audience.
- Day three: setting the documents against the conversations. Incidents, changes, recurring problems and the agreements with suppliers.
- Day four: working out the findings and setting the priorities.
- Day five: writing the report and going through it with you.
- The report
- A summary for the board.
- What is going well.
- The main findings, and the risks that come with them.
- Where you stand now, per subject: roles, processes, cooperation, suppliers and knowledge.
- Where your people stand, per audience.
- The recommendations: what can be done quickly and what takes longer.
- A prioritised plan.
- Duration
- Five days.
- What it is not
- An assessment of maturity and risk, not a legal opinion on laws or regulations.
€3,950, excl. VAT. Discuss a scan.