Analyza vs Google Charts

It is well suited when you have several sources of data.

Google Charts can fit in your company if you're seeking a resource that can be managed, customized and also deployed all over the web, mobile apps or just add as an embedded object within your website or intranet resources. Can do awesome things for Finance entrepreneurs who wanted to take out the most from reports, dashboards with statistical analysis with a wide data source. For those who don't like web coding, or just get upset by handling crossing information from sheets to databases, this won't be the tool that fits with the business readiness that you might seek with IT developers that can understand the requirements wanted to be shown by Google Chart.

It's the best solution available right now, and we are pretty dependent on it

Google Charts is easy to use - there is no initial training needed and anyone can utilize. There are lots of room for improvements for troubleshooting and offering more assistance and options for usability.

Google charts is always available and provides fast output.

Connectivity is occasionally very slow.

Google Support is always available and makes sure my problem is addrssed and we have a solution implemented or in action before the end of our convrsation

The online training was solely done through self training on google's guide to charts.

Easy to implement

Everybody sees one single version of the truth. You can easily share dashboards.

Incredibly simple to export, share, and share coding with staff members to get feedback and updated results.

Analyza is able to connect to all kind of data sources and to do joins.

Easy to bring in data and export data as my organization sees fit; works better than similar application when connecting different data sources. Comparable to large statisical/viz packages like ArcGIS.

Google Charts is essential for quick, easy, reporting. There are opportunities for advanced features.