Data Visualization: How It Makes It Easier to Work with Information

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Popular Data tools:

Google Looker Studio 

Pros

1. A free tool that is useful for startups and small businesses.
2. It has Google integration, so it works easily with other Google services. 
3. Offers the option to automatically update data, making it easier to keep information current.

Cons

1. It is slow to process large amounts of data.

Microsoft Power BI

Pros

1. Integration with Microsoft guarantees that it will work smoothly with Excel, Azure, etc.
2. Offers functionality for deep analysis.

Cons

1. It can be difficult to use with Mac devices. 
2. Not for beginners. It takes time and effort to learn the tool.
3. The Pro license costs $10 per month. 

Tableau

Pros

1. The tool’s interactive features allow you to create high-quality charts.
2. There is a large community of people who can offer advice and help.

Cons

1. A high price of $75 per month. You have to pay for the whole year at once.
2. It takes time to master its features.

Alternative data visualization tools

QlikView + Qlik Sense

Cons: 

• Working with QlikView requires more time and effort compared to other tools.
• The tool allows users to share current sessions with guests, but there is a limit to the number of users who can use a shared session simultaneously.
• Performance can drop when a large number of users share a single session. 

Infogram

(didn`t manage even run it)

Cons: 

• Some of the default settings violate the rules of effective charting.
• The free version lacks analytical features.

Adobe Analytics

(for money bags)

Cons: 

• High cost. Depending on data size and package, it can be approximately $2,000–$2,500 per month.
• The tool can be challenging to learn. 

Sisense.

(for little money bags)

Cons: 

• High cost. Depending on specific needs and data volume, a developer license is $125/month, a standard license is $60/month, and a review license is $30/month.
• A powerful computer is required to run the program.
• It may be difficult to set it up. 

Grafana

Cons: 

• Complexity of customization.
• Limited analytical capabilities. 

Cognos Analytics

(It will install you not vice versa)

Cons: 

• Complexity of setup and training.
• It costs $10.6 for the standard version (without the ability to create reports in HTML, CSV, and Excel, edit reports, and save the result to Cognos) and $42.4 for the premium version.

Excel and Google Sheets

(for noble beggars )

Cons: 

• Limitations in visualization, performance, and automation.
• They do not always meet the needs of complex analytical tasks and may struggle with processing large amounts of data.