My main use case for Anaconda Business is centralized package management and security and compliance for a private repository and team collaboration with enterprise integration in my work.
For example, my company has 50 data scientists working on different machine learning projects. Normally, everyone installs packages such as NumPy, Pandas, or TensorFlow directly from the public internet, which can cause problems including different versions of the same package causing conflicts, security vulnerabilities, or unapproved licenses, and a lack of control over what is being downloaded from the internet. With Anaconda Business, the IT admin team can host a central private repository of approved packages, block or restrict unapproved or risky packages, and ensure everyone in the company installs the same secure versions of libraries.