Overall Satisfaction with Tableau Desktop
Tableau touches every department within our organization, and also serves as the analytics platform for customer-facing data analysis needs. Clinical data, financial data, human capital metrics, and productivity data are all visualized and understood using Tableau Desktop. Tableau Desktop is able to blend data from multiple sources, making it a robust analytics platform for companies that have a need to tie underlying data together from disparate systems in order to understand trends and opportunities for improvement.
- Quantitative analysis and trending.
- Easily proves or disproves hypotheses about operational factors that drive data trends.
- Allows subject-matter experts to visually display the story being told by the underlying data in a way that non-experts are able to understand.
- Blending qualitative and quantitative information for visual presentations.
- Level of detail can be somewhat challenging for new users to fully understand.
- Easier editing of published data sources would be a nice-to-have.
- Increased inventory turns
- Significantly improved profit margins by identifying pricing opportunities
- Improved employee productivity
Tableau hands-down wins based upon functionality, interoperability with a wide variety of enterprise-class data connections, end-user support, and quality of visualizations. Tableau Desktop offers a substantially more robust, refined, and mature product. It became quickly apparent that there was no real comparison. For applications that need fast, accurate analytics using a wide portfolio of underlying data sources, Tableau Desktop is the clear winner.
Do you think Tableau Desktop delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Tableau Desktop's feature set?
Yes
Did Tableau Desktop live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Tableau Desktop go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Tableau Desktop again?
Yes