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Data Maturity Assessment

A free online self-assessment that gives a snapshot of an organisation's data and AI maturity. It scores 3 areas: purpose, practice (data quality, security, ethics and infrastructure) and people (leadership, talent and culture), plus a separate AI score. Results come in a shareable format for talks with colleagues and funders, with recommended guides and resources for next steps. It is aimed at social impact organisations, government agencies, funders and universities.

Why it is in the libraryA free online check that scores an organisation on data purpose, practice and people, now with an AI score, and points to next-step resources.

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data.org (2022). Data Maturity Assessment. https://data.org/dma/

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