Data and Methodology

    AIDE's methodology measures AI-Driven Enterprise progress using publicly available evidence, consistently applied.

    Evidence-Based, Not Self-Reported

    We rely on hard data, eliminating the strategic bias of traditional surveys.

    Massive Scale

    Analyzing a broad set of public data points across the S & P 500 cohort.

    Hybrid Intelligence

    Combining deterministic rule-based algorithms with nuanced LLM-augmented context analysis.

    Where We Pull From

    Our intelligence sources span the entire public digital footprint of global enterprises.

    AIDE Index

    Literacy

    Dimension

    Board Members and Top Management Experiences, skills, formation related to AI

    Data Sources

    Articles
    Interviews
    Keynote Speeches
    Panel Discussions
    Podcasts
    Publications
    White Papers
    LinkedIn Profiles

    AIDE Index

    Advocacy

    Dimension

    Board Members and Top Management message on AI

    Data Sources

    Articles
    Interviews
    Keynote Speeches
    Panel Discussions
    Podcasts
    Publications
    White Papers
    LinkedIn Posts

    AIDE Index

    Orientation

    Dimension

    Company Strategy, Partnerships & Acquisitions, Workforce, Organization Structure

    Data Sources

    Analyst Reports
    Articles
    Earnings Calls
    Job Postings
    Press Releases
    Publications
    Videos
    LinkedIn Company Posts

    AIDE Index

    Implementation

    Dimension

    AI product features, AI in operations, and AI deployment evidences

    Data Sources

    Annual Reports
    Articles
    Case Studies
    Patents USPTO
    Press Releases
    Publications
    Videos
    Website Content

    Public evidence, consistently applied.

    The public AIDE Index is built from publicly available evidence using consistent collection and scoring procedures across the S&P 500 cohort. Company-provided information is not used to influence public AIDE Index scores.

    "The question for senior leaders isn't whether to invest in AI, it's where and how fast. Research like this, grounded in observable data across rather than self-reported surveys, gives executives a credible starting point for those decisions."

    Ned Calder, Managing Director, Strategy and Innovation, Innosight