How many different tools (that you know of) does your company use for Data Analytics? Which one is your favorite, and why?

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VP - Global Contract to Cash Value Stream Lead in Media2 months ago

We work with a variety of powerful tools, but my top picks are Databricks for advanced data processing and analysis, Azure Data Lake for scalable data storage and analytics, and Power BI Service for bringing data to life through dynamic visualizations.

IT Manager in Manufacturing2 months ago

We use Board, effective but not much flexible.

Director of Data2 months ago

We primarily use two analytics tools: Microsoft Power BI and, in specific use cases, Alteryx. Both are effective for data analytics and visualisation, and they serve our purposes well.

Director of Data in Manufacturing2 months ago

We use Alteryx and Tableau. Our data lake is in Snowflake. We've eliminated the legacy solutions (OBIEE, Oracle Discoverer).

Director of Data in Manufacturing3 months ago

I agree with Melissa's statement about the structure and curation. In additional to that, sometimes the structure you use in your foundational might also drive your decision about which analytics tools you are going to use on top of that. Currently I am focusing most of my scenarios in Power BI (even migrating solutions like Tableau and Qlik) to leverage the opportunities from my Azure-driven data platform. In the other hand, for some SAP-related-only data cases, I am using SAC.

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