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AI Readiness · Roles · Head of AI

Know where your published content misleads AI,
and have it put right before your assistants repeat it.

Copilots, chatbots, assistants and search are arriving at once, and each answers from the same published content. Seeing how far that content sits from what the organisation knows to be true gives you the visibility to act on the vision, and the evidence to show the board where it stands.

ReferenceROL/2026/03
Updated28 Oct. 2026

01What we offer.

A view of the content your AI activity depends on, across the organisation: what AI can reach, how it reads it, and where its picture departs from your own. The Gap Analysis sets the priorities. AI Accelerator turns them into practical action within 6 weeks, with each change checked to confirm it has worked. AI Confidence then brings diligence and oversight each month as the organisation advances and grows. Throughout, you have an independent measure of where the organisation stands on the AI Readiness Maturity Scale™ to take to the board.

02Why.

An AI deployment is only as sound as the content it answers from: superseded reports, retired microsites and PDFs in several versions, each read as true today.

A survey of 550 senior executives found poor, unclear or outdated content affecting 5.9% of annual revenue, and called it “a potent and often invisible brake on AI’s benefits”.

The measure

Annual revenue affected by poor, unclear or outdated content.

FT Longitude and Storyblok, Content Debt, 2026; 550 senior executives.

When an assistant repeats that content, the organisation answers for it, and so do its directors and officers.

Where AI programmes fall short, the cause is rarely the technology. Asked what has held AI back, 46% of business leaders name governance or compliance barriers, against 15% naming technology limitations. Knowing what the AI is reading, with a record to show for it, is governance the programme can stand on.

Why AI underperforms

Grant Thornton, 2026 AI Impact Survey; 950 business leaders, Feb. to Mar. 2026.

03Why now.

Each new deployment adds to what rests on the current content. Businesses now rank AI errors, misinformation and hallucination as their leading risk. Understanding the content before the next deployment is when that understanding changes the outcome most, and it puts the board’s question about AI investment on evidence.

Gallagher, 2026 AI Adoption and Risk Survey.

04Why us.

The Platform is ready to use: built, tested across sectors and prepared for regulatory scrutiny. It reads your content from the outside, as AI does. The first reading follows within weeks, against the 8 to 11 months needed to build the same capability as a project, so your team’s time stays on the vision.

05How do you buy.

It begins with a private briefing, by invitation and at no charge. For qualifying organisations, an AI position report follows, written for the board, then walked through with you. The work starts with the Gap Analysis. Each service has a defined scope and a published investment, the same for each organisation, fixed by the Statement of Work.

06What next.

Next step

Request your briefing, by invitation.

Bring the questions your AI programme most needs answered.