I mean, that's sort of a "solved' solution. DevOps (well they were called greybeard Perl developers, but they effectively filled the role of devops 20 years ago

I mean, that's sort of a "solved' solution. DevOps (well they were called greybeard Perl developers, but they effectively filled the role of devops 20 years ago) data munged with Perl and Unix tools to 'leverage' your data (i.e., everything from simple transforms, all the way to complicated aggregate analysis. Did you know you could topologically build a di-graph with an out of the box default UNIX tool 'tsort'? Yeah you can). It's kind of now accessible to the masses (previously you'd have to pay SAP a few million for BusinessObjects then EMC another million and a half for enough storage to setup a DW), but open source tools have been available for at least a decade. Now it just has a fancy new marketable name "predictive analysis" that Oracle et al can charge an extra couple million for with their price-gouging RAC licenses.