Adoption
Choose one important workflow, one measurable problem, and named owners. Ninety days is an illustrative review time-box, not a guarantee of evidence or permission to operate. Scale, adapt, stop, or defer according to evidence and capacity.
Executive starting point
Name the business outcome and baseline, compare AI with non-AI alternatives, estimate whole-life cost and review capacity, and agree an owner, evidence threshold and stop criteria. A capability profile informs this decision; it does not replace the business case.
Guided self-check
Answer using what your team can demonstrate today. You will receive a private action brief, not a rating, audit, certification, or independently verified maturity result. The detailed 60-statement Candidate method remains available inside the assessment for reviewers; it does not establish calibration of the instrument.
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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
If operated: dashboard and learning records. Otherwise: gap, owner, capacity and deferral records. Neither the date nor preparation closes a gate.
For implementers and reviewers
The First Edition manuscript is mapped to EAINE’s framework and reference architecture (Framework baseline: EAINE v1.0 · Released 20 October 2026). Verification of the latest revision remains in progress.
Most readers can follow the 90-day path without identifiers. Open this reference when you need to implement, review, or cite the phase gates precisely.
The First Edition manuscript is mapped to EAINE’s framework and reference architecture (Framework baseline: EAINE v1.0 · Released 20 October 2026). Verification of the latest revision remains in progress.
First Edition, 2026 · ISBN 978-93-345-4606-4 · Framework baseline: EAINE v1.0 · Released 20 October 2026. Review snapshot: 19 September 2026, covering the 7 September manuscript revision. Chapter-lineage and claim reconciliation remain open. The mappings below are navigation references, not verified alignment or independent review evidence.
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
Turn bounded implementation and outcome evidence into a professional draft without inventing results.
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