1010data vs. Import.io

The software is excellent for any application which is too large for Excel. The visual interface surpasses that of most SQL platforms. It is quite useful for data mining in an exploratory way but less useful in statistical and regression analysis.

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We used Connotate as a data mining tool for web research as a teaching assistant for the College of Information Sciences and Technology. You could train agents to automatically gather data in a variety of ways, which I used in my own research. Connotate's analysis was not as useful to me as the data itself, because we were using it to inform us of trends rather than make decisions.

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• To "pool" their data for market analysis
• Very large data analysis
• Performance and scalability

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• Scrapes specific parts of webpages
• Crawls pages and scrapes based on patterns you specify via examples
• Very effective and accurate when it comes to scraping data of large URL lists

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• The ten.do interface could use more detailed documentation

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• Stability. software frequently crashed previously.
• Training. Students had a had time understanding how to use the tool, and then where to use it.

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I do not think I would have the budget to use it currently. When using it previously, was working with the developers to improve the product and was given accounts at no cost

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That's votes by our team.

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While we have used SQL, 1010data is really the only industry standard product available for our use.

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[We selected Import.io because] They were top ranking in SEO. I will never work with them again though.

• Positive impact on help business make a data-drive decision
• Positive impact on big data analysis
• Negative impact on user friendly

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• It really helped to collect large chunks of data from the web.
• When compared to writing a script from scratch, it is very simple to use for creating a web agent.

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