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Score 3.5 out of 101

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Score 8.2 out of 101

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1010data

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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Tableau Desktop

With Tableau, you can create an infinite number of tables, of greater or lesser complexity, and be able to discover and analyze information with very visual graphics. You can use unlimited amounts of data, it is an ideal solution for companies and organizations. The additional information for the users is not totally private, it can be viewed by other users, although there is the modality of granting a permission to access. The files used for graphics must always be updated and must have access to the Internet to access the tool

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Feature Rating Comparison

BI Standard Reporting

1010data
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Tableau Desktop
8.4
Pixel Perfect reports
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Tableau Desktop
8.4
Customizable dashboards
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Tableau Desktop
8.8
Report Formatting Templates
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Tableau Desktop
8.1

Ad-hoc Reporting

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Tableau Desktop
8.3
Drill-down analysis
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Tableau Desktop
8.5
Formatting capabilities
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Tableau Desktop
8.2
Integration with R or other statistical packages
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Tableau Desktop
8.0
Report sharing and collaboration
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Tableau Desktop
8.5

Report Output and Scheduling

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Tableau Desktop
7.7
Publish to Web
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Tableau Desktop
8.3
Publish to PDF
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Tableau Desktop
8.2
Report Versioning
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Tableau Desktop
7.3
Report Delivery Scheduling
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Tableau Desktop
7.5
Delivery to Remote Servers
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Tableau Desktop
7.3

Data Discovery and Visualization

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Tableau Desktop
8.0
Pre-built visualization formats (heatmaps, scatter plots etc.)
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Tableau Desktop
8.6
Location Analytics / Geographic Visualization
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Tableau Desktop
8.8
Predictive Analytics
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Tableau Desktop
6.8

Access Control and Security

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Tableau Desktop
7.6
Multi-User Support (named login)
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Tableau Desktop
8.1
Role-Based Security Model
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Tableau Desktop
7.3
Multiple Access Permission Levels (Create, Read, Delete)
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Tableau Desktop
7.6
Single Sign-On (SSO)
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Tableau Desktop
7.2

Mobile Capabilities

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Tableau Desktop
7.6
Responsive Design for Web Access
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Tableau Desktop
8.2
Dedicated iOS Application
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Tableau Desktop
7.2
Dedicated Android Application
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Tableau Desktop
6.9
Dashboard / Report / Visualization Interactivity on Mobile
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Tableau Desktop
8.2

Application Program Interfaces (APIs) / Embedding

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Tableau Desktop
7.1
REST API
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Tableau Desktop
8.0
Javascript API
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Tableau Desktop
7.0
iFrames
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Tableau Desktop
6.7
Java API
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Tableau Desktop
6.9
Themeable User Interface (UI)
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Tableau Desktop
7.0
Customizable Platform (Open Source)
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Tableau Desktop
7.0

Pros

  • Crunches huge datasets
  • Has versatility in functionality and grouping capabilities
  • Native XML macro language is easy to master
  • The platform has great visualization tools

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  • With Tableau, you can easily analyze information, interact, filter, drill down and graph data
  • Tableau allows you to work with multiple data sources, allowing you to convert them into visualized information in easy-to-analyze graphs
  • You can use unlimited amounts of data
  • It facilitates access to the information you need at the right time.

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Cons

  • The ten.do interface could use more detailed documentation

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  • The ETL part is missing in Tableau.
  • For huge and ambiguous data-sets, Tableau Desktop is not good.
  • Before analysis data preparation is mandatory.

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Likelihood to Renew

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Tableau Desktop8.9
Based on 39 answers
Because right now its the best option out there (disclosure: I haven't used Qlikview or some of the other direct competitors of Tableau). The big investment is in Tableau Server not desktop. For the cost of the license of Tableau desktop, its a pretty good deal. You can hook it up to pretty much any data source easily. You can easily share the visualizations with your team/colleagues easily. Tableau Desktop is generally easy to use for business users. But the more advanced stuff is better suited for a analyst or someone with a IT/CS background.

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Usability

1010data8.0
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Tableau Desktop8.7
Based on 23 answers
Entry-level data analysis is accessible even to beginners, some advanced analysis is possible, but it is not at this time an end-to-end solution for analytics, though imprvements are coming from version 10.2.

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Reliability and Availability

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Tableau Desktop8.0
Based on 10 answers
I have really never faced any serious issue with this tool, although in some versions there were crashing issues were there.

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Performance

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Tableau Desktop6.5
Based on 9 answers
Tableau's connections to third-party sources can be somewhat slow due to the time required to speak to a source over a network. However, if you properly utilize Tableau's Data Source Extracts, then the speed is incredible. On the other hand, Tableau makes it very easy for the user to put too much data into one dashboard, which can impact performance. All in all, if you use the tool properly, speed should not be a concern.

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Support

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Tableau Desktop9.0
Based on 16 answers
Because I have never really faced any issue with the support team and they are usually quite active so it's quite helpful.

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In-Person Training

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Tableau Desktop9.4
Based on 4 answers
Extensive and beneficial - users have shown great benefit of training and put it to practical use.

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Online Training

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Tableau Desktop8.0
Based on 4 answers
The training for new users are quite good because it covers topic wise training and the best part was that it also had video tutorials which are very helpful

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Implementation

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Tableau Desktop8.0
Based on 34 answers
Tableau Desktop is super easy to install, either on Windows or Mac.

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Alternatives Considered

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

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Excel is the ultimate jack-of-all-trades Swiss army knife approach. You can do almost anything but it is missing much of the polish of dedicated applications of Tableau. Great for the initial approach to a new dataset. I have created some custom Excel macros that go in and run calculations on combinations of fields -- mostly to see if there are data relationships. This is hard to do almost anywhere else. D3.js is an incredibly flexible tool if you are willing to deal with the tremendous overhead of the associated programming. It has a huge learning curve and I would never recommend it for the exploratory or initial examination phase. But for incredibly detailed and robust displays, it is terrific. Expect to take a week to get anything done right.Lumira is a nice get started and get something out the door product. It still feels like a beta-level product. This could be useful for departments that don't have specialized people or want something more than what Excel offers but aren't willing to pay for the full Tableau license. Good for SAP houses of course but I wouldn't count out the other two.

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Scalability

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Tableau Desktop7.0
Based on 3 answers
Although tableau is highly interactive and fast but with very large dataset its performance degrades heavily. So up to certain extent its really good but after that we have to take care of its performance issues.

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Return on Investment

  • This has sped up the process of analysis.
  • We can now automate process which were performed manually.
  • Analysis can be performed more frequently.

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  • Tableau has provided my clients with the information necessary to allocate multi-million dollar research budgets effectively, ensuring the company is getting the most bang for its buck.
  • Tableau has given my office the ability to present data quickly and easily in a professional format that customers can understand, and has them returning frequently for additional analysis and projects.

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Pricing Details

1010data

General
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No
1010data Editions & Modules
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Tableau Desktop

General
Free Trial
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No
Tableau Desktop Editions & Modules
Tableau Desktop
Edition
Personal
$9991
Professional
$1,9991
1. per user
Additional Pricing Details
Free trials are available for both editions.