Tools
PRISM Technology Readiness Scorecard
The PRISM Technology Readiness Scorecard is a 10-minute self-assessment that scores a software company's technology across five dimensions (Portfolio Fit, Risk Quantification, Infrastructure, Strategic Data, and Management) and returns a composite readiness band. It shows where technology protects or erodes enterprise value before a diligence room asks the same questions.
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Context
How much hold period remains on this asset?
This doesn't change your score - it changes what your score means.
Questions
Common questions
- What is the PRISM Technology Readiness Scorecard?
- A 10-minute self-assessment that scores a software company's technology across the five PRISM dimensions (Portfolio Fit, Risk Quantification, Infrastructure & Engineering, Strategic Data Assets, and Management & Execution) and returns a composite readiness band from Technology Strength to Technology Deal Risk.
- How long does it take?
- About 10 minutes. Fifteen questions, three per dimension, plus two quick context questions about hold period and team size that reframe what your score means.
- Who is it for?
- Private equity deal and operating teams, and the CEOs, COOs, and CTOs of PE-backed and founder-led software companies who want a fast read on where technology protects or erodes enterprise value.
- Is it accurate enough to act on?
- The scorecard is a directional read, not a diligence report. It shows where the risk likely sits and what to look at first. A full PRISM review (document analysis, interviews, a written deliverable) is how those findings get priced.
- What happens to my answers?
- Your scores and answers are stored so we can email you the report and, if you want it, prepare a written read. We don't sell data or share it outside CCA.
- What do I get at the end?
- A composite readiness band, a dimension-by-dimension read with a plain-English line for each, a context-adjusted interpretation, and the option of a human-written read from Sujit within 48 hours.