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AI Transformation · Business-First Questionnaire

Find the move that pays back. Skip the AI tools that won't.

Twenty-five plain-language prompts across six sections. Every section answers the same chain: what are we investing in, what changes as a consequence, and what measurable value comes back. End with one pilot the business can fund — and one signal that says stop.

How the questioning works
  • · No jargon. No data-maturity quiz before the business pain.
  • · One section at a time. Mobile-friendly.
  • · Ends in a ninety-day pilot, not a slide deck.
  • · Honest about when the answer is "not yet."
6
sections

Ground → Hurt → Move → Change → Real → Commit

25
prompts

Plus a 3-question readiness filter

90
day pilot

The shape every answer points at

The rule for the whole page

We are not assessing AI for its own sake. We're finding where AI investment causes a measurable business consequence — and where it doesn't. Every proposed action has an expected consequence. Every expected consequence has a measurable return.

Section 1 of 6

Pick a section to work on

Prompts

Where you stand

3 prompts · capture verbatim
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Operational brief

Hard numbers keep the story honest.

The downloaded checklist ends with the operational brief — revenue, workflows, tools, hard stops, and the one change AI should cause in the next ninety days. The brief is what turns the questionnaire from a conversation into a contract.

Revenue & headcount

Annual revenue, team size, revenue per employee

Workflows

≥5 with owner, frequency, and logic documented

Tools audit

CRM, finance, project, comms, analytics — pain 1–5

Hard stops

Locked vendors, roles, data limits, budget, timeline

Growth constraint

The one thing limiting growth — verbatim

Change AI should cause

Stated in numbers, with a window and source of truth

Next step

Download the brief

All twenty-five prompts plus the readiness filter and the operational brief — pre-formatted for offline completion. Return it to scope a ninety-day pilot with a named owner, a measured pass signal, and a stated stop signal.

Every prompt on this page is a Zeigarnik device — an open loop that stays active until engaged. Precision of problem description is the trust signal, not enthusiasm for AI. Read more in Questions Unleash Potential, the Zeigarnik Effect, and the Questioning System.

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