Question 1

What is an AI readiness assessment?

Accepted Answer

An AI readiness assessment is a structured evaluation of your organisation's data maturity, technology infrastructure, team capabilities, and strategic priorities. Norvik uses a four-dimension framework — data, people, process, and technology — to produce a scorecard identifying where you are today, what gaps exist, and which AI use cases have the highest ROI potential given your current state. Typical duration is two to three weeks; the deliverable is a prioritised use case map with effort and value estimates.

Question 2

How long does building an AI strategy roadmap take?

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Most roadmap engagements run three to five weeks from kickoff. Week one covers stakeholder interviews and current-state assessment. Weeks two and three focus on use case discovery and prioritisation workshops. Weeks four and five produce the written roadmap — a 12–24 month phased plan with resource requirements, technology dependencies, and success metrics. Norvik delivers a board-ready presentation alongside the full roadmap document.

Question 3

How do you handle regulatory compliance for AI systems across different regions?

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Regulatory requirements for AI vary by jurisdiction and industry. In the EU, we implement EU AI Act risk classification, GDPR data governance, and conformity assessment frameworks. In North America, we address SEC AI disclosure requirements, FDA guidelines for AI in healthcare, and SOC 2 compliance for data security. In APAC, we handle Singapore's AI Governance Framework, Australia's voluntary AI principles, and industry-specific rules. Norvik assesses which of your current or planned AI systems fall under each regulatory scope, determines their risk classification and obligations, and designs a compliance framework — documentation, oversight workflows, model monitoring, and data controls — tailored to your operating regions. We embed compliance into your roadmap from day one, so it shapes architecture rather than requiring retrofit.

Question 4

Do you help set up an AI Center of Excellence?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An AI Center of Excellence (CoE) is a cross-functional team that governs AI initiatives, sets standards, and scales successful pilots across the organisation. Norvik's CoE setup service designs the operating model, defines roles and responsibilities, creates tooling and process standards, and runs enablement sessions with your first CoE cohort. Most CoE setups run four to six weeks alongside a pilot AI project, so the CoE is active from day one of delivery.

Question 5

How do you build the business case for AI investment?

Accepted Answer

Norvik builds AI business cases using a three-part value model: cost avoidance (manual work eliminated), revenue impact (new capability or faster time-to-market), and risk reduction (compliance, quality, or error rates improved). We benchmark against your current operational metrics — cycle time, headcount per process, error rate — and model outcomes at conservative, base, and optimistic scenarios. The output is a CFO-ready financial model with payback period and NPV that can be presented to a board or investment committee.

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