Making classification a native capability with Jev
Seth Rosen argues that with Jev every system of record should ship built-in derived data, with classification becoming native like search, filtering and sorting, and cites Score and Noul as examples of turning "how frustrated is this customer" into a queryable dimension.
With tools like Jev, we now should expect every system of record to come with built-in and custom derived data. Historically, someone had to define a field, populate it, and maintain it before you could reliably filter on it or group by it Now classification becomes a native capability, alongside search, filtering, sorting, grouping “How frustrated is this customer?” is a Score. “Is this customer frustrated?” is a Noul. Classification as a dimension Any score as a measure Examples:
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