We previously used Informatica PowerCenter. We found it a good switch as it's easier and more flexible than Informatica.

Stored procedures were used to generate data files. UI-based ETL pipelines are easier to maintain.

We are just exploring it and offering our customers with Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) as a full solution. However, it all depends on customer needs and requirements.

We used Tableau in the past and find that Tableau gives more features compared to Pentaho. Tableau also has ML features. We chose to use Pentaho because our customers were using it.

We were using Tableau with not many problems at all. it is a great tool. We switched to Pentaho to help with our budget at that time. Also, for its web application capacity as anyone with the right permissions can access the dashboards with just a link. and they don't need to have a license to access.

I have used Microsoft and Informatica. We chose Pentaho because it is an open source.

There was no other solution in place.

In fact we are still using the whole lot: MicroStrategy, Business Objects, and PowerCenter. We have not turned off all those implementations, only Pentaho clang all around us like weed - it is so easy to start using and gives results with so little effort it is almost impossible to use something else. Most of the time, we offer other options only at the customers requesting. Otherwise, left to us, we are most likely to propose using Pentaho.

I previously used Microsoft Integration Services and Microsoft Azure Data Factory.

Yes, when I started with Pentaho in 20111 I already had worked in another company that had Cognos BI Suite as a BI solution.

There was no previous solution in place.

Yes, QlikView.

Most of our previously used solutions were custom built. We have evaluated both open-source and proprietary competitive products but found that Pentaho was the easiest to adopt.

We were using Talend but simplicity of Pentaho attracts us and we settled on Pentaho.

No

This is first solution I have used and I like it.

I have used ODI, Talend and Informatica. Pentaho is just current ETL choice for organization.

Used MSBI sparingly. Used Pentaho mostly for cost benefits.

No previous solution used.

Yes. I changed because of costs.

No, when i joined the office I immediately began using Pentaho.

No.