Item: Sigma Computing
Rating: 8
Author: Ken MacMann

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Provide an accessible and approachable solution for all data-related needs at the organization.

Pros and Cons

User friendly.
Embedding
Support

More room for developers.
Robust embedding features (hyperlinking # tiles etc.).
Less service outages.

Return on Investment

Saved time.
Quicker to take action.
Transparency around the health of the business.

Self-Service Analytics

They spend less time in spreadsheets and more time in BI making decisions.

Ad Hoc Analytics

We were on another BI tool before Sigma, so this hasn't really changed.

Alternatives Considered

Chartio (discontinued), Looker and Sisense

Chartio was discontinued, and Looker + Sisense were too expensive.

If you're trying to make data/BI accessible for the entire organization, then Sigma is great. It's a good fit for people with varied skill sets and experience when it comes to data and working with it. If your organization is mostly technical, or the intended audience or user base for BI is mostly technical, then Sigma isn't the best tool. There are a lot of features in it that are tailored to less technical folks.

Sigma Encourages Your Organization To Be More Data Driven.

Overall Satisfaction with Sigma Computing

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Pros and Cons

Return on Investment

Key Insights

Do you think Sigma Computing delivers good value for the price?

Are you happy with Sigma Computing's feature set?

Did Sigma Computing live up to sales and marketing promises?

Did implementation of Sigma Computing go as expected?

Would you buy Sigma Computing again?

Self-Service Analytics

Ad Hoc Analytics

Alternatives Considered

Other Software Used

Likelihood to Recommend

Sigma Feature Ratings