Where organizations actually stand
Every completion of the readiness score contributes an anonymous data point — no names, no emails, only answers. In aggregate, that becomes something no framework document contains: a live picture of where real organizations are strong and where they are exposed.
The publication rule
Aggregates publish only at a sample of 25 or more — below that, percentages are noise wearing a suit, and this Institute does not publish noise. The counter above is live; the moment the threshold is crossed, the aggregate view appears in this exact spot, and the first annual State of RUAIH Readiness report will be built from it.
What is collected, exactly
The twenty scored answers, the computed band, the weakest focus area, and self-described role and organization type. Never an email address, never a name, never an organization's identity — the benchmark table is identity-free by construction, not by policy.
Contribute your data point: take the score — ten minutes, and you get your own gap report either way.