I've been pitched on no-code data solutions in healthcare for over a decade, and it never seems to work out. At least in that space, people confuse who their ma

I've been pitched on no-code data solutions in healthcare for over a decade, and it never seems to work out. At least in that space, people confuse who their main audience is: I don't want to use a no-code solution because I can code, and most of my stakeholders won't use a no-code solution because it wasn't code that was their barrier (it was time, specialization, analytic skills-- that's why they hire me). So I just watch vendors pitch me on how much easier my life would be if I could drag and drop analytic pipelines (lol, no.), or I watch them pitch doctors on how they can train their own machine learning models.