We performed a comparison between Qlik Sense and Tableau based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out in this report how the two Data Visualization solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI."Leveraging and reusability of already existing QlikView assets and knowledge."
"On the fly questions can be answered with the "Qlik" of a button and drive forward discussions about policy, mission, and goals."
"We can generate various graphs, various reports and we can mainly use it for dashboard related things. We can create a dashboard with live data and we can make decisions based on this information,"
"Qlik was the first company to implement an in-memory associative analytics engine. This basically means that all data is loaded into memory, but it also means that instead of joining data together, the data is associated together. From the front end, from the UI point of view, data can be joined or included or excluded on the fly. It can be drilled down and drilled through and users can slice and dice it and that type of thing can be done from anywhere in the data to any other place in the data. It doesn't have to be predefined. It doesn't have to have hierarchies or anything like that."
"The most valuable features are that Qlik has a very strong ATL available and the capacity to handle large volumes of data."
"The reports are better looking than in QlikView."
"The extensibility of the Platform with either internally created extensions or the use of third-party provided items really opens the platform up."
"The most valuable feature is the user experience."
"The solution is configurable and flexible. We can customize the dashboards and configure the interface the way that we want. The data can be manipulated and arranged in different ways, such as columns."
"When compared with Power BI, Tableau is much easier."
"From my perspective, it enables clients to better understand our data and make better decisions based on that information."
"The geospatial maps representation and the visualizations are nice."
"The product has the best features for analytical views and filters."
"This service is the combination of very pleasant, interactive graphical visualizations along with the application of advanced statistical models (in some cases)."
"The most valuable feature is the geographic data analysis."
"The initial setup is simple."
"Qlik Sense could include additional features for data preparation and integration, making it easier for users to clean, transform, and integrate data from various sources."
"I would like to see improvements in the Qlik Sense SaaS version, particularly in the front-end capabilities."
"Mostly when it comes to the loading of the data and reload times of the reports, it could be better."
"Dates. My goodness, working with dates in set analysis can be a nightmare! Much room for improvement."
"Better searching capabilities would be a nice addition."
"Possibly offering some more basic, simpler templates."
"I would like to have the ability to better customize the visuals including changing fonts, sizing, colors, axes, and titles."
"The current visualization features feel incomplete compared to what's available with scripting tools."
"We have products like Tableau, Power BI, Cognos, and QlikView in the data visualization segment. Compared to those, Tableau is quite costly."
"When it comes to large datasets, the data should be extracted faster."
"The user experience for less savvy or non-technical people (from my experience)."
"An advanced type of visualization is a bit tricky to create. It has something called a Calculated field, and that sometimes gets a bit difficult to use when you want to create an advanced type of visualization."
"Requires a lot of user training."
"Improvements can be made in template support. The workbook file structure is really hard to version control. If there was some sort of version control support offered particularly for workbooks, that would help big time."
"Firstly, the high cost of Tableau licenses makes it inaccessible for many mid-scale clients. Secondly, the server requires at least 128GB of RAM, which can be impractical for some systems. We need a dedicated system to use Tableau."
"To be the best in the market, Tableau has to improve its user interface and also look into developing implementing the best machine learning algorithms."
Qlik Sense is ranked 2nd in Data Visualization with 114 reviews while Tableau is ranked 1st in Data Visualization with 293 reviews. Qlik Sense is rated 8.6, while Tableau is rated 8.4. The top reviewer of Qlik Sense writes "Customizable with good ROI and a quick learning curve". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Tableau writes "Provides fast data access with in-memory extracts, makes it easy to create visualizations, and saves time". Qlik Sense is most compared with Amazon QuickSight, Microsoft Power BI, Apache Superset, Alteryx and IBM Cognos, whereas Tableau is most compared with Microsoft Power BI, Amazon QuickSight, Domo, SAS Visual Analytics and MicroStrategy. See our Qlik Sense vs. Tableau report.
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I have been impressed by Northcraft Analytics. Their technology is based on MS Power BI. I would check them out.
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Hi Dawn,
I'm happy to help you with your search for a BI solution.
Qlik Sense is a powerful BI platform that offers a wide range of features, including near real-time operational reporting, ad-hoc reporting, analytics, and insights. It is a good choice for businesses that need to make data-driven decisions.
However, it is true that Qlik Sense does not come with a built-in reporting and deployment suite. You will need to add on a third-party product such as Mail & Deploy if you want to create and deploy reports.
Domo, Tableau, and Orbit Analytics are also popular BI platforms that offer reporting capabilities. However, they each have their own strengths and weaknesses.
Domo is known for its ease of use and its ability to connect to a wide range of data sources. However, it can be expensive and it does not offer as many advanced analytics features as some of the other BI platforms.
Tableau is known for its data visualization capabilities. It offers a wide range of pre-built visualizations and templates, making it easy to create professional-looking reports. However, it can be difficult to use for complex data analysis.
Orbit Analytics is a cloud-based BI platform that offers a good balance of features and pricing. It is easy to use and it offers a wide range of data connectors. However, it does not have as many advanced analytics features as some of the other BI platforms.
The best BI platform for you will depend on your specific needs and requirements. If you are looking for a platform that offers near real-time operational reporting, ad-hoc reporting, analytics, and insights, then Qlik Sense is a good choice. However, if you need a platform with a built-in reporting and deployment suite, then you may want to consider Domo, Tableau, or Orbit Analytics.
Here are some additional things to consider when choosing a BI platform:
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I think you should first decide which budget you can allocate for it.
You can find "free' tools like Google Looker Studio, which have limited reporting and email capabilities.
I assume other cloud vendors have similar "free" tools.
Other reporting tools can cost from 10's $ per user per month to 100K$ for a year and more.
There is also an open-source tool named Superset
TIBCO Spotfire is the best solution for you. Go to https://syncsite.net/business-... to learn more and I'll be happy to help you further if interested - Bryan Marks with Syncsite.