FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
Before you build AI, check what it will run on.
A 90-minute session with Denys Matrosov for owners and operators who are about to spend on AI. You leave with a verdict, the risks, and what to fix first. Sometimes the honest answer is: do not build AI yet, fix this first.
Who it is for
You run or operate a growing company and AI is on the plan for this year
A vendor has pitched you an AI project and you want a second opinion
Your team is busy, revenue is growing, and the margin is not
What you get
A verdict: ready, ready with fixes, or not yet
The three risks most likely to burn budget
What to fix first, in order
A written recap after the session, plus three days of follow-up questions
How the 90 minutes go
- 01
You walk us through the process or AI plan.
- 02
We map where the work actually happens and who it depends on.
- 03
We test the plan against what it will run on: data, process, people.
- 04
You get the verdict and the order of fixes before the call ends.
Price
Session — $500 USD. 90 minutes, written recap, three days of follow-up.
Full assessment — $2,750 USD. Adds a written roadmap.
100% money-back if you do not find it useful.
What this is not: a sales call for a bigger project. If AI is not the answer for you, we will say so.
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Request the assessment.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
What is the AI Execution Readiness Assessment?
It is a 90-minute expert session to test whether a proposed AI initiative has the data, process and people it needs to work.
Who is the assessment designed for?
It is aimed at owners and operators considering an AI investment or reviewing a vendor proposal. A technical team can also bring a specific workflow to examine.
What do we leave with?
The page describes a readiness verdict, the three most important risks, priorities for what to fix first and a written recap after the session.
Do I need a technical specification beforehand?
No. Bring the process or AI plan you are considering, the people involved and the systems it would have to use.
Can the answer be that we should not build AI yet?
Yes. The assessment can identify process or data problems that should be fixed before an AI build begins.
Does the assessment include implementation?
The session is a separate advisory step. Implementation is discussed only if you want to pursue it after the findings.
What happens during the 90 minutes?
We walk through the intended workflow, map dependencies and test the plan against data, processes and people before discussing a practical verdict.
Can this help evaluate a vendor proposal?
Yes. A second opinion can expose integration, data and operational risks before delivery begins.
Is this the same as an engineering project?
No. It is a decision-making session. A build, integration or modernization project would have its own agreed scope and delivery plan.
Who leads the assessment?
The service page describes a session with founder Denys Matrosov, who has led technology delivery across healthcare, banking and public-sector programs.