Leadership · A few weeks
An honest picture of where your organization stands with AI, a ranked list of initiatives and a phased roadmap with simple usage rules, presented to your leadership.
For whom
A few weeksfrom kickoff to presentation
4 stepseach with a deliverable and a decision
On site or remotein Morocco, France and beyond
What we look at
“We need to do something with AI. But what?” The assessment answers that question with your data, your teams and your constraints, not with a generic maturity grid.
01
Interviews with managers and a survey of activities. We look for tasks that cost time, generate errors or hold up a decision.
02
Does it exist, is it accessible, who owns it? Feasibility depends mostly on data, and on what can or cannot leave your organization.
03
The tools already in place, including consumer AI tools your teams use today, and the skills available to run new systems.
04
Usage rules, approval points and regulatory exposure: the EU AI Act, the GDPR and Morocco’s Law 09-08.
How it works
Interviews, survey and inventory of tools and data. Deliverable: a shared picture of the stakes and the data.
A workshop with leadership. Each initiative is assessed on value, feasibility and risk. Deliverable: a short, ranked list.
A phased roadmap with milestones and effort estimates, starting with low-cost tools. Deliverable: a roadmap approved by leadership.
An AI usage policy, data classification rules and approval points before production. Deliverable: simple rules the teams know.
Every step ends with a deliverable and a decision: continue, adjust or stop.
What you leave with
A roadmap only matters if the first project succeeds. We recommend starting with a use case whose problem, data and owner are already clear, and taking it all the way to production.
In practice
For a major industrial group: a roadmap first, then an automated reporting system, later extended to other uses. Over 70% of reporting time saved.
An independent assessment for an investment firm: features, data, security and the regulatory frameworks of four countries. What it would take for the project to deliver, and what could block it.
FAQ
A few weeks, depending on the size of the organization and the number of teams we interview. We agree on the timeline in the written scope.
A sponsor in leadership, the managers of the teams concerned for interviews, and someone who knows your tools and data.
Then we say so. Some problems are better solved with a simpler tool or a process change. The assessment is there to find out where AI really helps, and where it is of no use.
Yes. We can sign a non-disclosure agreement before any detailed discussion.
Every engagement starts with a written scope and a fixed price, set after our first conversation.
Based between Tangier and Paris
A first 30-minute conversation, with no commitment. We work with organizations in Morocco, Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

AI advisory firm: strategy, delivery and training.
Tangier · Paris