The Reason AI 'Doesn't Stick' Lies Within the Organization: Parkour Japan Launches Free 'AI Ready Assessment – Organization Edition'

Parkour Japan Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Setagaya-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Masaki Mizohashi; hereinafter 'Parkour Japan') has launched a free self-diagnostic tool called the 'AI Ready Assessment – Organization Edition' to visualize whether an organization is in a state ready to effectively use AI. By answering 20 questions, users can assess their organization's AI readiness in approximately five minutes without registration, receiving a score out of 100 points.

Background: Why AI Fails to Take Root Despite Implementation

Despite implementing AI, many organizations find it fails to take root in actual operations. Often, the cause lies not with the tools themselves, but within the organization.

Unclear definition of tasks to delegate to AI, unstructured internal knowledge, lack of safety guidelines for AI usage, and absence of systems to sustain AI utilization—all these factors prevent AI from functioning effectively, even after tool implementation. While initial testing may progress, full-scale deployment and company-wide rollout often stall at later stages.

To truly leverage AI, organizations need more than just data—they require multiple elements such as task verbalization, knowledge structuring, usage policies, and operational frameworks.

Key Features of the 'AI Ready Assessment – Organization Edition'

The 'AI Ready Assessment – Organization Edition' is designed to help organizations comprehensively evaluate their AI readiness.

Answer 20 Questions in About 5 Minutes

The assessment is completed simply by answering 20 questions displayed on-screen. No specialized knowledge is required—responses are based on everyday work experiences. No email registration is necessary.

Multi-Dimensional Evaluation Across Five Axes

The assessment evaluates organizational AI readiness across the following five dimensions:

Management of Business Data: Whether the quality, integration, and management systems of business data used by AI are properly established

Organization of Internal Knowledge: Whether materials for AI to 'answer' questions are accumulated in a structured format

Clarity of Tasks to Delegate to AI: Whether 'what to delegate' is clearly articulated, with defined workflows and success metrics

Rules for Safe AI Usage: Whether access controls, usage policies, and a culture of knowledge sharing within the organization are in place

Systems to Sustain AI Usage: Whether there is an operational owner, executive-level strategy, and mechanisms for continuous improvement

Comprehensive Score and Radar Chart: Instant Visibility of Strengths and Weaknesses

Results are presented as a score out of 100, with the five dimensions visualized in a radar chart. This allows organizations to instantly identify strengths and prioritize areas needing improvement.

Actionable Next Steps Provided

The overall score is categorized into four tiers (A to D), and the report identifies which axis should be prioritized and provides specific, actionable steps organizations can take immediately.

A Low Score Isn't a Problem—Progress Through Co-Creation, Not Perfection First

Similar to the Data Edition, Parkour Japan does not view a low score on the Organization Edition as a failure. A low score indicates growth potential and serves as a starting point to clarify the next steps.

Furthermore, the company supports organizations throughout their transition toward AI readiness. After diagnosing the current state, Parkour Japan provides hands-on support—from knowledge structuring and policy design to monthly reviews and continuous improvement—helping AI become deeply embedded within the organization.

Combining with the Data Edition for a Holistic View of Readiness

The 'AI Ready Assessment' comes in two versions: the 'Data Edition,' which evaluates CRM deal data, and the 'Organization Edition,' which assesses organizational structure. The Data Edition visualizes whether 'data is ready to be handed to AI,' while the Organization Edition assesses whether 'the organization is ready to use AI effectively.' Taking both assessments enables a comprehensive understanding of overall AI readiness.

How to Use

The 'AI Ready Assessment – Organization Edition' is available for free at the link below:

AI Ready Assessment – Organization Edition: https://parkourjapan.com/org-diagnosis

Additional Resources

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Contact

Parkour Japan Co., Ltd.

Public Relations: Uehara Email: [email protected]

Company Overview

Company Name: Parkour Japan Co., Ltd. (Parkour Japan)

Headquarters: Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

CEO: Masaki Mizohashi

Business Activities: Talent development (BI and AI talent training), AI agent implementation support, AI Copan

URL: https://parkourjapan.com/

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