Oracle serves as a comprehensive toolkit with every imaginable feature for enterprise-level data visualization. However, certain aspects, like installations, are more complex compared to other tools such as MicroStrategy or Power BI. Despite these challenges, Oracle stands out with its exceptional features tailored for enterprise use. Its capabilities surpass those of desktop-oriented tools, catering to a broader scale of businesses. The system offers advanced functionalities with a user-friendly interface, allowing for easy generation of visualizations through simple drag-and-drop actions. Data sharing is seamless, providing diverse options like file sharing, email, and presentation experiences. Oracle's multiple layers of interfaces distinguish it from other products that typically offer a single visualization interface. Additionally, Oracle excels in data security, allowing for encapsulation and control over data sources, ensuring a high level of security and data reduction features.

We also are familiar with Qlik Sense. For Qlik Sense, we are proceeding to be ISA partners and have used it for six months.

Prior to the current solution, we used OBIEE, and we wanted to have the newer version.

We used Tableau Server, Microsoft Power BI, Cognos, Qlik and other tools. We need real analytics and self-service platform, not just a visualization tool. Also, we wanted to keep a solution fully integrated with our Oracle Global ERP so we do not have to manipulate data in another cloud.

I have worked with many reporting tools including SAS Visual Analytics, Spotfire, and Activu.

There was no specific reason for switching to Oracle Analytics Cloud. This was a decision driven by the priorities of the moment.

I used Tableau before Oracle Analytics Cloud. We switched to Oracle Analytics Cloud due to company decision. 

We did assessments of other solutions. We were also trying to use Tableau and Power BI. The main difference was the self-service functionality. 

Previously, I worked with Tableau, Spotfire, and SAS VA. Tableau and Spotfire are a little advanced when comparing with OACs (Oracle Analytics Cloud). The customizations and making the licenses to suit your needs is pretty easy.

Prior to Oracle Analytics Cloud I worked with Oracle Business Intelligence on-premises, MicroStrategy and Tableau.

As I only worked with Oracle Analytics Cloud, I cannot say which product is preferable.

I've used Tableau and I like it. Reports are very fast and I like their interfaces and things can be inherited from or inspired from the other tools.

If the clients already have Microsoft, we suggest Snowflake, ServiceNow, etc. We suggest Oracle BI and other products if they have Oracle products. The clients take a call based on their use cases and budget. We mostly suggest Snowflake for businesses that run periodically.