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Data and AI maturity: do you know where you stand?

Understand your data and AI maturity, identify capability gaps and discover practical steps to turn ambition into action.

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All sectors

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10th November 2026

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10:00 – 11:00

Having a data and AI strategy doesn’t necessarily mean your organisation is ready to deliver it. Fragmented data, governance gaps, capability challenges, and competing priorities all make it difficult to turn ambition into action.

There’s a better way to understand where you are today, and it starts with knowing your current level of maturity. 

 

Every organisation is at a different stage of its data and AI journey. The challenge is knowing where you stand, what’s holding you back, and where to focus your efforts. 

Join our specialists for a practical session where you’ll discover how to:

  • Understand the data and AI reality
    Explore the common challenges that can make it difficult to turn data and AI ambitions into action.
  • Define what maturity really means
    Look beyond technology to the capabilities, leadership and foundations needed to make better use of data and get more from AI.
  • Understand where you are today
    Discover why establishing your current position is an important first step towards meaningful progress.
  • Explore the tools available
    Get an introduction to Microsoft Fabric, Azure data services and Power BI, and how these technologies can support different data and AI needs.
     
  • Turn insight into direction
    Learn how a clearer view of your capabilities can help you prioritise investment, focus your efforts and identify practical next steps.
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The data and AI reality
Explore the common challenges holding organisations back, from fragmented data and governance gaps to capability challenges, competing priorities, and difficulty turning ambition into action.

What does “maturity” actually mean?
Look beyond technology to the capabilities, leadership, and foundations that help organisations make better use of their data and get more from AI.

Where are you really starting from?
Explore why understanding your current capabilities is the first step towards meaningful progress. We’ll look at how a data and AI capability assessment will help identify strengths, gaps, and areas to focus on.

From diagnosis to direction
Discover how a clearer understanding of your current position will help you prioritise investment, focus your efforts, and build a path forward. 

Tools of the Trade 
Explore the data and AI tools available to organisations today, including Microsoft Fabric, Azure data services, and Power BI, and how they support different data, analytics, and AI requirements.

Q&A and next steps
Put your questions to our specialists and understand how to improve your organisation’s data and AI maturity, including getting started with our free assessment.

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Whether you’re just starting to develop your data and AI capabilities or looking to understand what’s holding your organisation back, this session will give you a clearer view of where you are today, and what to consider next.

  • Understand the bigger picture
    Explore the challenges that can prevent organisations from turning their data and AI ambitions into meaningful outcomes.
  • Know where you stand
    Understand what data and AI maturity really means and how to identify your organisation’s current position.
  • Identify where to focus
    See how understanding your strengths and gaps will help you prioritise investment and effort.
  • Move from insight to action
    Leave with a better understanding of your current capabilities and next steps.
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Your webinar speakers:

Jamie Shaw

Jamie Shaw

Cloud Platform Solution Specialist, Phoenix

Ryan Jamieson

Ryan Jamieson

Data Specialist, Phoenix

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Don’t miss out!

Take the first step towards understanding your organisation’s data and AI maturity and join us for this free webinar.