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AI adoption scorecard

For regulated firms, 100+ staff

Who actually owns AI adoption in your organisation?

A four-minute scorecard for regulated firms. See whether your AI tools are turning into governed, owned use cases, or just sitting there.

Takes four minutes. Your answers stay with Zygens and are never shared.

Example result

AI adoption

Taking shape

Leadership sponsorship

Use-case pipeline

Value measurement

Start with: Use-case pipeline

15questions
5areas scored
4minutes
What it measures

Tools are rolled out. Ownership is the harder question.

Most regulated firms now have AI tools in staff hands. Far fewer can say who turns an idea into something tested, signed off and genuinely used. The scorecard reads your organisation across five areas.

Leadership sponsorship

Whether an accountable executive owns adoption and reviews progress with any regularity.

Ownership and champions

Who helps teams use AI day to day, and whether they have protected time to do it.

Use-case pipeline

Whether ideas are captured, prioritised and reach everyday use with a named owner.

Governance and testing

How use cases are tested before they go live, and how risk and compliance get involved.

Value measurement

Whether usage and effect are measured, and whether you could show your board what AI has delivered.

How it works

It measures how your organisation works today, not how people feel about AI.

  1. 1

    Add your details

    A few context questions on your organisation, size and the tools already rolled out.

  2. 2

    Answer 15 questions

    Three per area, on executive accountability, ownership, prioritisation, testing and outcomes.

  3. 3

    See your scores

    An overall score plus a score for each of the five areas.

  4. 4

    Get your next step

    A practical priority to focus on, grounded in how regulated firms operate.

Before you start

Find out whether your AI tools are owned or just sitting there.

Four minutes gives you a credible read on where adoption actually stands across five areas.

Free. 15 questions. About four minutes.

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