Dataiku Room for Improvement
One area for improvement is the need for more capabilities similar to those provided by NVIDIA for parallel machine learning training. We still encounter some integration issues.
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Ramon Roman Viñas
Manager at CTTI - Centre de Telecomunicacions i Tecnologies de la Informació
I need more experience in the sector, which is health. The license is very expensive. It would be great to have an intermediate license for basic treatments that do not require extensive experience.
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Dataiku's pricing is very high, and commercial transparency is a challenge. Support is also an area needing improvement. More features like LLM security, holographic encryption, and enhanced GPU integration would be beneficial.
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Dataiku
July 2025

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There is room for improvement in terms of allowing for more code-based features. I would love for Dataiku to allow more flexibility with code-based components and provide the possibility to extend it by developing and integrating custom components easily with existing ones.
View full review »One of the main challenges was collaboration. Developers typically use GitHub to push and manage code, but integrating GitHub with Dataiku was complicated. While it was theoretically possible to use GitHub with Dataiku, in practice, it was difficult to manage our code effectively and push it from Dataiku to GitHub.
Another limitation was its ability to handle different types of data. While Dataiku is powerful for working with structured data, like regular or geospatial data, it struggled with more complex data types such as text and image. In addition to the challenges with GitHub integration, the limited support for diverse data types was another feature lacking at that time.
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RangeshKunnavakkam
Consultant at Netsoft
The no-code/low-code aspect, where DataRobot doesn't need much coding at all.
Dataiku still needs some coding, and that could be a difference where business data scientists would go for DataRobot more than Dataiku because you still have to code and use either Python or R, or Scala. However, with DataRobot, you don't have to do that at all.
I think it would help if Data Science Studio added some more features and improved the data model.
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DeveshSingh
Data Scientist II at Alumnus Software Ltd.
When the flows get complex, there are too many data sets on them. Normal users will get confused by the influx of information. This was a problem up until recently, however, they have since resolved it. Now, there's a feature called Zones(introduced in version 8) that allows users to collapse multiple flows into a single flow. It allows everyone to easily carry on with their work.
Other than that issue, that has now been resolved, there isn't anything lacking by way of features.
The interface for the web app can be a bit difficult. It needs to have better capabilities, at least for developers who like to code. This is due to the fact that everything is enabled in a single window with different tabs. For them to actually develop and do the concurrent testing that needs to be done, it takes a bit of time. That is one improvement that I would like to see - from a web app developer perspective.
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Giuseppe-Naldi
Principal Full Stack Data Scientist at ICTeam
From an administrative point of view, I would like to be able to communicate with the users who are logged into the system. For example, I would like to be able to send a broadcast message that says "I am shutting down the system."
I would like to see more organization and better cohesion within the tool.
In the next release of this solution, I would like to see deep learning better integrated into the tool and not simply an extension or plugin.
I would like to have a better way to manage images and sound.
The error messages are not self explanatory and can sometimes be difficult to understand.
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ManuelaGhomsi
Business Intelligence Developer/ Data Scientist at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
I think the interface is very nice, but for somebody who is not as familiar with IT as I am, it may be much more difficult for them. It is nice for me because I'm familiar with this type of software that falls in the realm of the data science platform. I can see how a client who really doesn't know anything about IT or computers might try to use it and find that it would be a little difficult to access some features. That type of user may really need training in order to work with Dataiku. So, in the next release of Dataiku DSS (Data Science Studio), they should make it more friendly for everybody to use, not just IT people.
For me, I find that it is a little slow during use. When I use Dataiku to run my script to transfer data, it takes more time than I would expect for the operation to complete.
View full review »I would like to have better exclusion of data capability.
The ability to have charts right from the explorer would be an improvement.
I would like to see additions to the architecture for specific business use cases.
View full review »Server up-time needs to be improved. Also, query engines like Spark and Hive need to be more stable.
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Dataiku
July 2025

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