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SAP Data Intelligence's analytics have a leg up on the competition.
September 04, 2023

SAP Data Intelligence's analytics have a leg up on the competition.

Dan Rodriguez | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Software Version

SAP Data Intelligence

Overall Satisfaction with SAP Data Intelligence

In my experience, SAP Data Intelligence simplifies the process of bolstering data-sharing, pipelineing, and governance in a networked environment. I think the supply chain and logistics industries may benefit form SAP Data Intelligence. It has enormous potential for waste minimization.
  • Lessen the total processing time.
  • Compatible with a wide variety of add-ons.
  • Failures in a Kubernetes cluster might be difficult to diagnose.
  • I think it's easy for mistakes to be made during installation.
  • Improvements in efficiency and new ideas.
  • Complex business processes are simple to analyze and forecast.
We relied a lot on the support team of the providers, especially at the beginning. they were always ready, gentle, and happy to help us. Most of the time, it doesn't take long to answer tickets, and none of them are ignored.
I think the troubleshooting process might be streamlined with improved error recording and tracing. A lot of information about issues and how to fix them is hidden away in the Kubernetes pods themselves. I'm not sure whether SAP Data Intelligence can fix this problem it may be connected to Kubernetes's design, in which case fixing it could need modifications inside Kubernetes itself.

Do you think SAP Data Intelligence delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with SAP Data Intelligence's feature set?

Yes

Did SAP Data Intelligence live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of SAP Data Intelligence go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy SAP Data Intelligence again?

Yes

We've used and made good use of connectors for Oracle and Postgre databases, and attempted integration with MongoDB. Moreover, we are collaborating with cloud providers like AWS and Microsoft Azure.
To save money, we are switching to Postgre, an open-source alternative to Oracle DB, and migrating the whole database cluster. Openshift, an open-source cloud service, is also quite helpful as we look at the options for migrating to our own cloud cluster.
It helps our BUs analyze data and create dashboards they can understand. While slowing down with a large database, it becomes less helpful. In my experience, it is excellent in consolidating information from several sources for analysis, decision-making, and knowledge gaps. Excellent at managing information access.