Tableau

Pros

We really like the easiness to upload and prepare data visualizations, charts, graphics and dashboards. It works with the mains data files such as text crv, xls and google sheet documents. They have a free version which present the main functionalities, perfect for a small business, then if you need to upgrade to a paid version the process is very simple. Their forums and community really support, and help to improve, learn and develop great visualizations.

Cons

As any other solution, it takes some investigation and learning to understand the way it works and how to prepare robust presentations in Tableau. Some older versions do not allow roll back. Some sharing and analytic challenges are presented and really wish they develop additional features.

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Pros

Once you get going and understand the basic functions, you can start using it right away. You can do a quick data visual (graphs, charts) from the pre-set templates. An interactive dashboard is very helpful for allowing other users to use the published dashboard without a full access to the tableau software.

Cons

Lack of clear explaination of different functions and features in the program. It is not always obvious and will require some training from an advance users or training program outside the software.

Pros

The product has a lot of potential and features that could really help us, but we ran into too many roadblocks with customer service.

Cons

Customer service was too difficult to work with

Pros

Tableau is very useful software for data analysts. it is very easy to create Graphical and tabular visualisations using this software. the dashboard is vey responsive and we can easly understand about the dataset

Cons

initially, the interfaces are little bit tough to understand. some times, the geographical datas did not detect properly.

Pros

Pros:Easy to use: Tableau is known for its intuitive and user-friendly interface, making it easy for even non-technical users to create interactive visualizations and analyze data.Data integration: Tableau offers seamless integration with a wide range of data sources, including spreadsheets, databases, and cloud services.Interactive visualizations: Tableau offers a range of visualization options that are interactive and allow businesses to drill down into their data to gain deeper insights.Collaboration: Tableau offers a range of collaboration tools that make it easy for teams to share data, insights, and visualizations with each other.Mobile compatibility: Tableau offers mobile compatibility, allowing businesses to access their data and visualizations from anywhere.

Cons

Cons:Steep learning curve: While Tableau is easy to use once you get the hang of it, some users may find that it has a steep learning curve, especially if they are new to data analysis and visualization.Cost: Tableau can be expensive, especially for small businesses or individuals who are on a tight budget.Limited data preparation tools: While Tableau offers a range of visualization options, it has limited data preparation tools, which can make it more difficult to clean and prepare data for analysis.Limited customization: While Tableau offers some customization options, some users may find that it has limited flexibility compared to other data visualization software.Processing time: Tableau can be slow when working with large data sets, which can be frustrating for users who need to analyze and visualize large amounts of data.