As a data scientist or analyst, sometimes you need to restrict access to models or data Viz dashboards / MI you suspect are no longer used or useful to meeting business needs.
I periodically do this too - "turn-off" reports / dashboards and wait to see who squeals.
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You will always learn something from the responses or lack thereof.
If people aren't using it, there's a reason. Maybe you need to make the MI more relevant to a role or process that has evolved (concept drift), maybe you're getting poor or inaccurate results from a changing process / data input schema (data drift), etc.
Or maybe it's simply time to hit SHIFT+DEL.
Every well done dashboard design and deployment life-cycle should also have an 'end-of-life' or 'model retirement' plan
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Do you ever turn off access to your models / MI and dashboards to see if anyone even notices? 🚫✅
ai-Paul E