unlock the potential of AI for your organization
Integrate AI seamlessly into your organization. From AI readiness assessments and policy formulation to education, strategic planning, and deployment, we provide the support you need for successful implementation.
Are you ready for AI?
AI is no longer a futuristic concept—it is here, transforming industries and redefining how organizations operate. The fear of missing out (FOMO) and the fear of getting started are both complications in AI readiness. Additionally, organizations have yet to reach benefits from AI for the following reasons:
AI is New and Intimidating: Although AI has been around since the 1950s, the launch of ChatGPT by OpenAI in November 2022 has greatly increased awareness of its potential. This excitement is mixed with fear and uncertainty about how to use it and what its implications might be. Some organizations are fully adopting AI, while others are more hesitant, either experimenting cautiously or waiting to see how things unfold.
Lack of Clear Strategy: Many organizations jump into AI without a clear plan or alignment with their business goals. They lack a focused vision on how to integrate AI into their existing structures and processes.
Skills Gaps and Cultural Resistance: There is a notable shortage of the expertise and specialized skills needed to implement and manage AI. Additionally, there is often mistrust in AI systems, and employees are usually not well-prepared for adoption, creating cultural resistance.
Technical and Data Challenges: Organizations often struggle with issues like poor data quality, integration problems, and outdated data architecture in their legacy systems. The technical complexities of scaling AI across an enterprise are also a significant challenge.
Security, Governance, and Ethics: Data security is a major concern due to the risk of breaches and cyberattacks. Strong governance frameworks are essential for responsible AI use. There are also important ethical considerations, such as reducing bias and protecting privacy.
Be AI ready
To be ready and successful, organizations must execute on the following four actions:
Create Strategic and Organizational Alignment
Action: Develop a clear strategic vision and ensure AI initiatives align with business goals.
Benefit: Maximizes the return on AI investments by ensuring resources are directed towards projects that provide the most value and impact.
Address Cultural and Human Factors
Action: Prepare employees for AI adoption through training and upskilling, and address fears related to job displacement. Implement change management early in the process and utilize its breadth throughout the process.
Benefit: Fosters a culture of trust and openness towards AI through education and training. This leads to smoother implementation and higher employee engagement.
Improve Technical and Data Readiness
Action: Improve data quality, accessibility, and management, and integrate AI systems effectively with existing infrastructure. Outsource to specialists to assist.
Benefit: Enhances the accuracy and effectiveness of AI solutions, leading to better decision-making and operational efficiency.
Execute Responsible AI through Ethical Governance and Compliance
Action: Implement strong governance frameworks for responsible AI use, addressing security and ethical concerns such as access, bias and privacy.
Benefit: Ensures AI initiatives are sustainable and compliant with regulations, thereby protecting the organization from legal and reputational risks
We specialize in helping public sector agencies and mid-sized corporate entities identify, adopt, and apply AI solutions aligned with their business strategies to ensure effective and pragmatic AI implementation within their organizations.
Boost efficiency, decision-making, and experiences with MSSBTA’s 5-stage AI process
Policy
Development
Roadmap and
Deployment
Conduct a comprehensive AI readiness assessment to determine preparedness to start an AI initiative with an emphasis on data, process, people and technology
Develop AI policies in accordance with Responsible AI usage and organizational requirements.
Create a future state roadmap identifying the agency’s current state and future state recommendations for implementation and deployment.
