← This weekCase studyGovernance, catalog & semantic layerOptimizelyThe case study discusses Optimizely's approach to AI governance, emphasizing the importance of an operating model for successful implementation. The narrative draws parallels to the 'theory of constraints' from Goldratt's book, suggesting that addressing constraints is crucial for agentic AI success.
MyDataWork POV — Optimizely's claim that AI success hinges on operating model governance feels like a classic case of broad-strokes theory meeting complex reality. The 'theory of constraints' is thrown around as a panacea, but the specifics of how those constraints are identified and managed within AI projects remain foggy. Without concrete examples of how they overcame real-world hurdles, this reads more like a management fable than a practical guide. The devil here isn't in the details; it's in their absence.
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