IBM Analytics When to Use and When Not to Use
Rating: 7 out of 10
May 14, 2018
Vetted Review
Verified User
2 years of experience
We used IBM Analytics Engine for one of the public sector clients who have to deal with massive amounts of data coming from their mobile app and centralized internet web applications. They were previously running a custom solution developed by one of the big fours and were unfortunate enough to have lost a data due to infrastructure failure. The high-level idea was to separate computing and storage and simpler administration of clusters without losing the analytics capabilities.
- Separation of computing and storage without losing analytics capability
- Simple and straightforward cluster administration
- Relatively simpler navigation as compared to the alternatives
Cons
- Business support is not half as good as it should be. Takes a while to provide support to even high priority tickets.
- Lack of proper documentation on features and how they can be leveraged for maximum ROI.