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Transforming to enable agile analytics

Today, it’s not enough to have a vision of what an organization’s future technology stack would look like. As we design and build that technology stack, we need to make sure that we are focused on adoption and user enablement. Sure, we want to know what is happening on the back end, but enablement is a key piece in deriving business value from data. Moreover, data analytics is now something that can only be done by everyone, not just data scientists. There will always be new and more data — it’s vital that everyone in the business is enabled with self-service analytics.

In this episode of Data Mesh TV, Brett Thebault, Co-Founder at Aginic and Adrian Estala, VP, Field Chief Data Officer at Starburst, build the case for why enabling teams will help them discover critical data-driven business insights.