Tableau, PowerBI, and Looker were all reviewed and clear choices brought Qlik Sense out on top.

Its ability to score highly across the board makes it the best all-around tool, although the others score higher in very specific areas.

I evaluated Power BI and Tableau.

In four years I've evaluated Power BI and Tableau. I still work with Qlik since the tool is easier than the others and gives us the results that we need. We have all the connections to the sources of our systems.

I also evaluated Tableau and Power BI.

We did evaluate Tableau.

We also looked into Power BI and Tableau.

The product was already in use at the organization.

We looked into Spotfire, PowerBI, and Tableau.

We evaluated Tableau and Power BI and chose Qlik Sense because it has an ETL capability.

We evaluated Power BI and Tableau.

We evaluated both Tableau and Power BI.

Power BI was evaluated initially.

Multiple other options were and have been considered.

I was not part of the evaluation team.

We evaluated Tableau, Power BI, and Lumira.

No, I wasn't on the team who did the evaluation.

We did look at Power BI.

We looked at Alchemex and Excel.

We had other tools in use so were asked to try those first. MicroStrategy and Domo just didn't meet our expectations. Tableau was close on the front-end, visualization aspect but lacked the speed and power on the back end.

We didn't evaluate any other options as the promotion on getting Qlik Sense whilst being a QlikView customer was too good.

We did not evaluate other solutions before choosing this one.

As a consultant in the area of business intelligence and data analytics, I have had to personally evaluate Qlik Sense against other self-service BI tools such as Tableau, Power BI, and MicroStrategy.

Comparing it with other BI tools, Qlik Sense stands out by requiring a front-end developer for optimal project development. Unlike Power BI, which needs BI developers, or Tableau and SAP BusinessObjects that don't require Java developers, having a front-end developer enhances the project quality in Qlik Sense.

We were already using SSRS and Qlik View and have some fairly extensive data models built-in QlikView so we wanted to leverage our existing efforts. We did not evaluate other solutions. 

We also evaluated Tableau before choosing this solution.

We have evaluated several other BI products in the market.

I was not part of this process.

Among Tableau, QlikView, and Qlik Sense, I prefer QlikView, due to its higher customization capabilities, its associative nature, and its ETL features.

I looked at Power BI and Tableau. Both were missing many things, including the academic healthcare community and expertise around Epic.

We evaluated Sisense and Tableau.

Tableau.

We evaluated Alteryx and Lumira.

Before choosing this product, we also evaluated Tableau .

We did not evaluate other options. 

A few others were considered, but I do not remember the names. 

Before choosing this product, we did not evaluate other options. We already had QlikView, so it was a natural addition to that.

We been using Qlik Sense Enterprise for two and a half years. It has been one of the best decisions we made. We were suffering form trapped data and multiple sources both inside and outside of the firewall. We needed something with a powerful (yet easy to understand and use) ETL component, and this fit the bill. 

I do not know whether other options were evaluated.

Before choosing this product, we did not evaluate other options. A salesperson got a hold on some people outside of IT/BI; need I say more.

Some other options were evaluated but I do not recall the names of the other BI tools.

I have evaluated other solutions.

We evaluated Power BI.

Before choosing, we only experimented with Qlik.

• Tableau

• Birst 
• Power BI
• Tableau 
• Oracle BI

Yes, we looked at Domo and QlikView.

We evaluated Tableau and Qlik View prior to using Qlik Sense. The reason we didn't use Tableau was its limitation from the extension perspective: It wasn't able to produce the sort of graph that we wanted. QlikView and Qlik Sense did have the graph we needed via it's extension feature, but we deemed Qlik Sense to be more visually appealing and thus opted for the latter (plus it's also much cheaper).

Tableau, Power BI, SSAS, Targit, and some open-source projects like BIRT and Jaspersoft.

Yes, Tableau, Alteryx, and Microsoft Power BI.

Yes, Tableau.

We did not.

Before choosing this product, we did not evaluate other options.

Qlik Sense is aligned to compete with Tableau "shoulder to shoulder".