Jad Naus

9 statements across 2 episodes · 6 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Apr 13, 2019 by Jad Naus · across every show →

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Apr 13, 2019 bullish
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Naus: Businesses now view analytics and observability as essential operational tools
“I think there's a lot of, I think a lot of what's actually happening is people are now starting to see analytics and observability as urgent, as necessary to running their business.”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 25:20 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
Apr 13, 2019 positive
Insight
Naus: Software startups selling into traditional industries should not avoid offering services
“Don't shy away from the services, especially in these industries.”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 28:17 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
Apr 13, 2019 bullish
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Naus: Traditionally non-IT industries will benefit most from operational intelligence software
“And I think that, ah, the industries that are going to win the most out of operational intelligence are going to be these kind of like, ah, traditionally non-IT buyers.”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 21:53 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
Apr 13, 2019
Insight
Naus: ETL modernization is difficult due to domain specificity and manual integration
“I think two reasons why ETL has been so hard. The first one is it actually requires domain specificity. Like, ETL for healthcare is not going to look the same as, ah, ETL for financials. For ride sharing or whatever, like the ontologies, the things that they c…”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 18:05 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
Apr 13, 2019
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Naus: Every layer of the data stack must become usable by non-technical workers
“I think every layer, functionally each layer is going to remain the same, like at the core, it's going to be doing the same things. But each layer is going to have new non-functional requirements. Each layer is going to have to be usable by a non-technical per…”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 16:21 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
Apr 13, 2019 bullish
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Naus: ROI-based software sales will expand into non-IT operational roles
“That same kind of sale hasn't yet happened in these other orgs. It's a little harder to prove the ROI. But I think it'll get there.”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 12:33 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
Apr 13, 2019
Insight
Naus: Operational intelligence software must be self-service for non-technical users
“It has to be self service, not full service. You can't have somebody else going and doing all the work for you. Those tools have to actually give you insights that are catered to you. And you have to actually be able to ask questions yourself out of these tool…”
Jad Naus Apr 13, 2019 ▶ 13:25 The Future of Decision-Making: 3 Startup Opportunities
May 16, 2019 positive
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Naous: Enterprise workers are becoming data-driven operational analysts
“Now everyone is becoming an analyst because they're going to be doing a ton more decision-making and using data to actually do those decisions.”
Jad Naus May 16, 2019 ▶ 5:39 Everyone is an Analyst: Opportunities in Operational Analytics
May 16, 2019 positive
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Naous: Operational analytics is expanding across all industries and non-executive roles
“And this trend is actually happening everywhere. We see it happen by role, by sales, customer success, engineering. We see it also happen by industry, construction, manufacturing, groceries, et cetera. It's impacting the work of the operational folks, not just…”
Jad Naus May 16, 2019 ▶ 5:12 Everyone is an Analyst: Opportunities in Operational Analytics
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