Atlan vs. Experian Aperture Data Studio

Well suited if you're using a lot of tools that work in tandem with this such as Snowflake, Amazon, S3, Tableau, Power, BI, Redshift, and others. It also has robust functionality for the quality management of metadata sets. The most helpful thing here is all the dashboards that provide visibility in one place. In my experience, less suited for collaboration across teams. Not a ton of ways to do things in real-time together.

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Experian Aperture Data Studio has improved the transparency of data throughout the visualization process. I would insist business users that want to optimally profile, cleanse and transform data try this solution.

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• Here, it is very easy to extract and modify the data.
• We can do very quick and smooth integration over here.
• It's OpenSource framework provides extension capabilities to the API it uses

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• Achieving customer insight in real-time via data preparation, modeling, and deduplication.
• Workflow management has advanced data migration.
• Data profiling and classification.
• Stewardship monitoring has improved governance of critical company information.

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• API documentation could be improved
• Support team could be quicker in their response
• Not a lot of "help" type information users can self-access

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• Unavailability of on-premise applications for PCs and Smartphones.

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Both Talend Data Quality and Experian Aperture Data Studio are robust data quality solutions that we use in my organization. I shift between these cloud tools when I encounter unplanned outages or downtime on one.

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• Atlan has certainly saved time and money by consolidating our metadata sets
• Integrations with Amazon and Tableau have definetely sped up our time to value

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• Experian Aperture Data Studio has minimized workloads when visualizing data.
• Self-service capabilities empower employees with machine learning tools that automatically visualize data.
• Manual processes are a history, hence errors has been minimal.

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