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What are the best tools for data analysis (Paid & open source) in market trend in 2016 and increasing?

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Question added by Amr Samir Mohamed , Business Analyst - Business Development , Amiral Management Corporation
Date Posted: 2016/05/17
Antranig Khecho
by Antranig Khecho , Enterprise Solution Architect , EPAM Systems

  1. From Microsoft, there is SQL Server Services that support full business intelligence solution delivery requirements. Those services are SSIS, SSRS, and SSAS. 
  2. HADOOP.
  3. R Programming Language. It provides a banch of very important modules that can be used to achieve accurate statistical calculations and perform complex data analysis algorithms.

Syed Muhammad  Raza
by Syed Muhammad Raza , Asst. Manager Commercial Reporting & Analysis , Ufone

1. Apache Drill For data analysis

2. R- Programming for statistical data analysis

3. Horton and Cloudera For Bigdata Managment

4. Tableau for visual reporting and BI Dashboards

5. for smaller organsations, SSIS , SSAS and RS are best :)

Omair Khan
by Omair Khan , BI and Data Mining Consultant , Saudi Business Machines

If by data analysis you mean mathematical/statistical analysis then R and Python are good free tools. IBM SPSS is good statistical and data mining licensed/paid tool. 

For visual data analysis, Tableau and Qlikview is good. You can use Qlikivew for data analysis for free as long as you use it for your personal use on only your machine. 

Deleted user
by Deleted user

Depeneds on the system that you would like to get data from. Wehn you talk about open source, the best choice would be Bigdata solutions. It is really powerful platform with multiple frameworks to ingest data (Apache Flume, Sqoop), Analyze the data (Pig latin, Impala, HQL, Spark), Machine learning (Mahout, Spark Mlib) etc.

When talking about paid, Splunk is one of the best log management and data analysis tools out there. It is very powerful.

Manoranjan Hota
by Manoranjan Hota , Senior IT Analyst , Veritas Corporation

OBIEE, QlickView, Business Objects, Cognos.

Actually the tools vary depending upon the various regions and industries. Still Business objects is the tool most widely used across enterprises.

mohamed khiry
by mohamed khiry , Senior Database Administrator , confidential

i prefer you learn the concept of data analysis and then you can use any tool .. there is many tools depending on the size of your data size like ( SPSS or excel "MAX 1M Raw in excel 2016" ) you may use python or R and for data visualization you can use tableau or excel or Power BI

Osama Zaid
by Osama Zaid , Business Analyst , Gaadi.com

SAS or R

SAS is more widely used accross industry but R is quickly catching up.

DENNIS KUNNATH SUNNY
by DENNIS KUNNATH SUNNY , Business Analyst, SAP Practice , BURNDY LLC (Hubbell In-Corp)

From on wards its obvious about the Self service BI tools.

So we cant compare those products with SAP BO or other enterprise reporting tools.

However From SAP Self service BI tool 'Lumira' couldnt make that much impact on market since the Tableau, Qlik(QlikView& Qliksense) have bit top market in LSI & MSI. In addition to that Micosoft 'Power BI' also trying to achieve some market place since the mid of.

 

 

 

Darshankumar Prajapati
by Darshankumar Prajapati , Business Intelligence Consultant , ClearPeaks

OBIEE,QlikView,Tablue,Buisness Objects,Congnos

radwan abu khamseh
by radwan abu khamseh , Data analyst , Housing Bank

SAP - Bussince Object tools

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