Adoption
Choose one important workflow, one measurable problem, and named owners. In 90 days, know whether to scale, adapt, or stop.
Guided self-service evaluation
Use the canonical 60-anchor Candidate instrument to identify likely constraints. The result remains self-reported and uncalibrated until appropriate participants or independent reviewers challenge the evidence.
The profile is meaningful only inside a named boundary. This tool runs in your browser and does not submit or store your answers.
Self-assessment heuristic only; not a calibrated measurement, certification, legal or conformity assessment, safety determination, or predictor of external outcomes.
90-day adoption path
Each phase must produce a useful decision and supporting evidence, not just meetings and documents.
Portfolio inventory, ownership map, risk profile, maturity baseline, pilot charter
Traceability matrix, evaluation record, security record, release-readiness package
Operational dashboard, learning backlog, pattern candidates, reassessment and scale decision
Adoption alignment gates
Each phase starts only when the required evidence and control contracts are explicit.
No pilot work should start without ownership, risk profiling, and use-case boundary definitions.
Chapter 12: Decide What to Build and Chapter 22 preconditions
DOM-001, DOM-002, CMP-001, CMP-002, DEC-011, DEC-012
Apply one complete lifecycle slice with controlled autonomy, model/prompt policies, and release readiness prep.
Chapter 16: Secure, Authorise, and Operate the Release
DOM-002, DOM-006, DOM-007, DOM-008, CMP-003, CMP-009, CMP-010, CMP-011
Decision readiness requires observed signals, incident handling, rollback evidence, and controlled reprioritisation.
Chapter 17 and Chapter 22
DOM-009, DOM-010, CMP-012, CMP-013, CMP-015, REC-015, REC-016
Starter pack
Align the problem, risk appetite, outcomes, decision rights, and pilot.
Record ten dimension scores, inspectable evidence, gaps, owners, and actions.
Define value, affected parties, constraints, risk, ownership, and success measures.
Connect obligations and risks to controls, owners, evidence, gates, and signals.
Define claims, representative cases, thresholds, results, limitations, and decisions.
Bring evidence, approvals, residual risk, operations, and rollback into one gate.