Great for planning and simulation
Overall Satisfaction with IBM Planning Analytics with Watson
Today we use the platform to ensure our budget and forecast projections. The platform helps us, with its robust engine, and what if scenarious capacity, to maintain a constant level end detailed level of data, that is followed by all the team leaders of the company, throwout the year.
We have increased our results and governance on the budget from many consecutive years now.
Our main application calculate the HR budget, revenew and costs.
We have increased our results and governance on the budget from many consecutive years now.
Our main application calculate the HR budget, revenew and costs.
Pros
- Simulate various scenarios
- Work with a enormous amount of data
- great interface for users and API conections
Cons
- In some cases, such as security applications, I prefer to use Architect. I think that PA Workspace still have some room to enable security for users.
- Reduce the budget overall time from 8 to just 3 weeks
- improved forecast accuracy
- improved collaboration or planning at a more detailed level
I think that the what if scenario capacity of IBM Planning Analytics is one of the biggest features of the platform. With just a few clicks we can create a new scenario, make our adjustments, and confront the results with other scenarios to find out with one is more suitable for our day by day routine.
I worked with Hyperion a long time ago. It was not a Oracle product yet. One great feature of this solution that was really great at the time, was the modeling process of ir, with a very robust engine for sparse cubes. the performance was excellent at the time. But today I can sai that the PA engine is as good as Hyperion for me.
Do you think IBM Planning Analytics delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with IBM Planning Analytics's feature set?
Yes
Did IBM Planning Analytics live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of IBM Planning Analytics go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy IBM Planning Analytics again?
Yes
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