What AI Changes in Practice
For Business Users
Breaking free from technical constraints without sacrificing reliability. Business users no longer need to master SQL, DAX, or the intricacies of a data model to obtain relevant analysis. They express their need in natural language, and AI translates this request into technical actions—queries, transformations, visualizations—relying on business definitions validated by the organization.
Connecting to multiple sources transparently. Through MCP (ModelContextProtocol) protocols and APIs, AI can simultaneously query structured databases, semi-structured files (Excel, CSV), and unstructured sources (emails, documents), all within a secure framework. Users don’t need to worry about the technical plumbing.
Automatically generating documentation. Each analysis produced by AI can be accompanied by clear documentation: which data was used, which transformations were applied, which assumptions underpin the results. This ensures knowledge transfer and traceability.