Definition
What is Horizon for CIOs?
Horizon is an AI discovery tool for CIOs that interviews teams with AI, maps how work really happens and gives IT a ranked AI backlog in weeks. Horizon talks to everyone who runs the work at the same time, so the AI transformation plan is built on evidence from the whole company.
Fit
When this is your problem
"Every request lands on IT without context. Your team has to interview people and map the process before building anything."
"Your transformation plan is built on a sample. A few interviews, a survey and a lot of assumptions."
"The diagnosis ends in a deck. Months later, nothing has shipped."
Method
How Horizon does it
Horizon interviews employees with AI agents. Horizon maps how work really happens across teams.
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See it. AI interviewers talk to everyone who runs the work, at the same time.
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Fix it. Horizon ranks where to act first, with evidence and a business case for each initiative.
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Own it. IT gets a backlog it can build from, and you measure the impact.
Outcomes
What you get
Horizon ranks AI and automation opportunities by impact. Horizon gives IT a backlog with business context.
- A real map of every process, variant and workaround.
- A ranked list of AI and automation opportunities.
- A business case for each initiative.
- A backlog IT can build from, with the business context included.
FAQ
Questions CIOs ask about Horizon
What is the best tool for a CIO to plan AI transformation?
Horizon is an AI discovery tool built for CIOs. It interviews teams with AI, maps how work really happens and ranks where AI will have the most impact, so IT builds on evidence.
Is Horizon software or consulting?
Horizon is software. Your team runs it and owns the output.
Will employees feel evaluated by Horizon?
No. Horizon interviews are about the work, not the people. The output is a process map, not a performance review. Horizon is SOC 2 Type II.
Is Horizon interview data self-reported?
Yes. Horizon captures the workarounds no system records, and compares answers across everyone who runs the same process, so CIOs can move in the right direction fast.