Strategic intent and executive alignment
Whether adoption is funded, sponsored and sustained by the people who carry the consequence.
Fifteen minutes. Thirty questions. Six components: leadership, data, skills, process, governance, and culture. The diagnostic surfaces the barriers most likely to derail AI initiatives before capital is committed. Designed in collaboration with the AIR APAC Academic Council, drawing on peer-reviewed research and field experience across APAC organisations.
15 minutes
30
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1,000 Pulse organisations
None required
A customised readiness profile
The Scorecard is a self-assessment across the six components of organisational readiness. It contextualises results against the 1,000 organisations in the AIR APAC AI Readiness Pulse, Q2 2026. The Pulse measures outside-in public signal; the Scorecard measures the organisation behind it.
On completion, AIR APAC delivers a customised readiness profile with the component breakdown, the highest-priority barriers, and specific next steps. Submissions are handled under the Privacy Policy.
Whether adoption is funded, sponsored and sustained by the people who carry the consequence.
What the organisation can see, what it may do with it, and who answers when the record is wrong.
Where an AI answer is checked before it is forwarded, and whether people are allowed to say it was wrong.
The Scorecard is a live self-assessment. The Pulse is an outside-in public-signal benchmark. They are separate instruments that, used together, reveal whether a gap exists between what your organisation can do and what the market can see.
| Asset | Period | Dataset | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 Index | Q1 2026 | 510 companies | Foundational research and the confidence framework. |
| Q2 Pulse | Q2 2026 | 1,000 published from 5,820 candidates | Current public-signal benchmark. |
| APAC 5000 | Forward architecture | Up to 5,000 organisations | Longitudinal regional benchmark. |
| Scorecard | Live diagnostic | Self-assessment | Organisation-specific readiness profile. |
The Scorecard runs on airapac.org. This page describes it and opens it; the form itself is served there.