Comparison

[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text][the_ad_placement id=”gsisense”] Microsoft Power Bi vs Tableau Verdict: Microsoft Power BI is rapidly becoming the signature data visualisation platform in an age of democratised business analytics. This trophy has been held very firmly by Tableau for several years, and Tableau came to market claiming that ease of use was…

SAP Lumira verus Tableau Summary SAP Lumira is SAP’s response to the burgeoning data visualisation market. Its BusinessObjects platform is fine for large scale production BI, but doesn’t really cater for individual data analysis needs. As such Lumira is an adjunct to BusinessObjects, and the server edition provides fairly tight…

SAS Visual Analytics versus Tableau Summary SAS Visual Analytics is part of a very broad and very deep analytics portfolio offered by SAS. It stands apart from virtually all other BI platforms due to the guided, assisted user experience and because of the scope of the analytical methods it supports…

Logi Analytics vs Tableau Summary Logi Analytics provides a broad, enterprise BI solution that embraces operational reporting, dashboards, data visualization and discovery, embedded BI, mobile BI and strong collaboration. Tableau focuses almost entirely on data visualization and exploration, with support for mobile visualizations and a reasonable level of collaboration. It…

Birst vs Domo Summary Birst and Domo serve two quite different needs. Birst is a general purpose BI and data visualization platform that will address the needs of the enterprise. Domo is a management and executive information system, and its strong social and collaboration features mean information can be shared…

Birst vs Tableau Summary Birst and Tableau should not really be considered as competing products – if anything they are complementary technologies. Birst is a cloud (private or public) based business intelligence platform that addresses both enterprise needs and individual and workgroup needs. Its sophisticated data management technology means everyone…

Sisense vs Qlik Sense Summary Sisense and Qlik Sense present users with easy-to-use, drag and drop interfaces for chart and dashboard creation. Sisense distinguishes itself primarily through its ease of use and performance. Much work has been done to exploit contemporary commodity hardware for maximum query performance on multidimensional data.…

Qlik Sense vs Microstrategy Summary Qlik Sense and Microstrategy are two wholly different BI platforms. Qlik Sense is a relatively new offering from Qlik and caters to self-service data visualization needs. It does not support production reporting, or any form of advanced analytics, and is targeted at the same market…

IBM Cognos vs Microstrategy Positioning Both IBM Cognos and Microstrategy provide complete enterprise BI solutions. There are differences however, that will be important enough to swing a decision one way or the other. Microstrategy caters for enterprise wide, sophisticated reporting needs, data visualization and exploration, mobile BI, and importantly provides…