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Naous: Workplace automation shifts enterprise labor from rote tasks to decision-making
“With automation, this structure changes. So you move from rote work being a big chunk to being a small chunk, but you're still working eight hours a day. So you are doing a lot more of the other stuff, meaning the decision making and everything else.”
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.”
Naous: All enterprise data stack layers must be redone for operational analytics
“Every single layer will need to refocus on being operational, immediate, and self-service. So ETL, storage, processing, analytics, access, and presentation, all those layers are going to need to be redone in order to get to operational analytics.”
Naus: Automation will force enterprise middle managers to become operational analysts
“Everybody is going to end up becoming more of an analyst in that sense in the enterprise.”
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.”
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…”
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.”
Naous: Automation will alter work structures and require new enterprise tools
“Automation will change the structure of work, meaning what we do, how we do it, and that in turn is going to end up needing new tools. And that eventually is going to change how the market works, who wins, who loses, and why.”