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You already practice and want to structure your methods

You use AI for several tasks. To improve, look for instructions and resources that you reuse often, then organize them to achieve more consistent results.

This is the most common situation. And the most treacherous. It works well enough that we don't bother with it. And it's scattered enough that it wastes time and takes risks.

What this profile says about your iA environment

The practices are in place, but everyone has their own tools and methods.
Good practices exist among a few. They are not shared.
The benefit is not in having yet another tool. It is in pooling resources.

Your blind spot

Tools

Several tools coexist without any overall logic. Possible result: duplicates, scattered licenses, tasks assigned to the wrong tool.

Security

The system is already in use, so data is circulating: free versions, customer information, internal documents. This needs to be defined before going any further.

Method

AI is used frequently, but little review and little iteration are performed. The quality depends on the person using it.

Automation

The practices remain manual and repetitive. Recurring tasks could be assigned to agents, within a defined framework.

Recommended priorities

  • Pooling resources that already work.
  • Establish shared rules: tools, data, verification.
  • Form the teams together, not each on their own.

The eloRezo response

Frequently asked questions

What does the Practitioner level mean in eloRezo's Jarvu diagnostic tool?
At eloRezo, the Practitioner level corresponds to a score of 11 to 14 out of 20. Several teams are already using AI, without a common framework.
What is Jarvu?
Jarvu is eloRezo's "Test your AI environment" tool. It's a mini conversational interview of no more than 5 exchanges that directs the visitor to one of three results pages.
What does Jarvu measure?
Jarvu reads 4 axes: tools, safety, method, and automation. Each axis is scored from 0 to 4. The total is then converted to a score out of 20.
What does eloRezo recommend to a Practitioner level company?
eloRezo recommends a two-day course with a framework, to share practices and establish shared rules on tools, data and verification.
Do I need to leave my contact details to take the Jarvu diagnostic test?
No. Jarvu does not ask for name, email, or phone number.
What is the blind spot in the Jarvu result?
The blind spot is the weakest of the four axes read by Jarvu. This is the one that eloRezo's response highlights.

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