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AI Automation Readiness Checklist
A practical nine-part assessment and 0-27 scoring framework for deciding whether a business process is ready for automation.
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A practical nine-part assessment and 0-27 scoring framework for deciding whether a business process is ready for automation.
Implementation Framework
Moving an AI workflow into normal operations requires ownership, testing, controls, support, measurement, and a plan for change after launch.
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A practical way to decide whether a business process is ready for automation before software, vendors, or AI models enter the conversation.
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A practical guide to routing failed or uncertain automated work into a controlled queue for review, recovery, and learning.
A governance guide for assembling the evidence reviewers need to assess an AI use case without confusing documentation with proof of compliance.
A security guide for assigning accountable owners to systems, services, data stores, devices, and other important technology assets.
A practical guide to setting measurable tolerance for automation failures and using it to prioritize reliability work.
A governance guide for maintaining useful records of material AI changes, exceptions, human overrides, and the reasoning behind them.
A security guide for removing SaaS access, transferring ownership, handling service identities, and preserving records that the organization still needs.
A practical method for documenting the systems, data, identities, people, and fallback paths an automated workflow depends on.
A governance guide for documenting residual AI risk, decision ownership, conditions, monitoring, and review dates.
A practical security guide for applying identity, device, authorization, and monitoring controls to cloud business applications.
A practical guide to defining recovery priorities, dependencies, acceptable delay, and safe restart criteria for automated workflows.
A governance guide for deciding when changes to models, data, prompts, vendors, integrations, or use cases require renewed review.
A security guide for storing, limiting, rotating, and monitoring credentials used by integrations and automated services.