Companies need to move away from the conventional thinking that puts analysis as doing calculations on a spreadsheet. Instead, companies must encourage its people to think in code. This has multiple advantages. One of them is that it allows for neat data warehousing, when the said code is separated from its analysis. Another is that this code is easier to share and also to reuse. And finally, code is also more useful for both simple as well as complex analysis. Shared- code repositories need to be built in to the organization. Security and permissions will have to be worked out accordingly. Code must thus be a part of regular business discussions.

Source:https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/train-your-people-to-think-in-code/

Uploaded Date:13 May 2019