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September 28
Participate in the National AI Benchmark!
The National AI Benchmark is designed to quickly provide companies with insights into their AI maturity. By completing a survey, businesses gain access to a detailed report offering practical recommendations and comparisons with other organizations. This project is in collaboration with the Amsterdam Centre for Business Innovation (ACBI) and is supported by prominent AI researchers such as Prof. Henk Volberda, Dr. Michiel Tempelaar, and Dr. Rick Hollen. The benchmark offers tangible steps to improve your AI strategy, identify new applications, and strengthen your competitive edge.
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Take the survey here.
Curious how your organization’s AI usage compares to others in your sector? Join the National AI Benchmark, an initiative by the University of Amsterdam and Blue Field Agency, and gain valuable insights into your AI maturity to refine your strategy!
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