This is a good idea. IMO, scouts should generate data. What gets done with that data should all be done via math. That is, scouts give the prospects grades on various attributes, but the value assigned to those attributes is done via algorithm. It will take at least 5 or 6 years for this approach to yield fruit (a few drafts to collect data, and a few years to see how it plays out), but the returns could be enormous.
There's also a Finnish company which has developed a smart puck, which gives accurate puck level data. It's already in use in Liiga. If you have access to the data, you have access to things like zone entries, exits, pass completion, shot assist, high danger shot assist, you name it, all with negligible error. We could leverage that to be the only ones with such data, before such data becomes industry standard.