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I think it's a great idea! However, I think you may find that success with this product will depend more on people being able to use your service - rather than
by ian0 7y ago
I think it's a great idea! However, I think you may find that success with this product will depend more on people being able to use your service - rather than people wanting to use your service.
In my case I would require (1) confidence in the security of our data, (2) some way to continue using the service without it being manual (eg latest months data is reflected somewhere I can log into), (3) where a model is being created a way for existing systems to interact with it via API.
PS Personally I love the insertion of #2 on the solution points. Yes I would have questions going in but would appreciate validation that they can be answered effectively and would appreciate a list of potential questions that I may have missed myself.
- vincentinverso 7y agoThanks for the interesting thoughts ian0. I honestly think Google has a good shot at all the things you describe with their AutoML tables, _if_ they spend a lot of time on the UX. The problem that I'm guessing most services run into though is how to tune (up or down) the informational/educational aspects of the app depending on the prior knowledge of the user. IMO us hackers don't spend enough time on UX, maybe because of time constraints, or maybe because it's not something that's widely taught at university.