Chief Automation Officer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Reseller
Dec 8, 2020
I was never part of the decision-making process when it came to pricing. I'm not sure of what the exact costs were. As a partner, as a reseller, I don't know much about the Trifacta side as they were partners with them before I came on. Alteryx, for example, seems expensive to me, however, I came from RPA, which was not that expensive to implement. Once I got used to something like data wrangling it didn't seem too much for us. The number one concern for us was to become a partner. The resell seemed like the ROI was going to benefit the customer. I felt, just like with RPA, once you can show the value, (and you can show the value almost immediately because this stuff can be run overnight), the cost isn't too big.
Data Preparation Tools offer streamlined methods for cleaning, transforming, and organizing raw data into usable formats for analysis and reporting.
Data Preparation Tools are key in converting large datasets from disparate sources into a unified format, ensuring data's quality and compatibility for downstream analytics. They incorporate functionalities that automate repetitive tasks, identify data discrepancies, and facilitate data enrichment, thereby improving efficiency and...
I was never part of the decision-making process when it came to pricing. I'm not sure of what the exact costs were. As a partner, as a reseller, I don't know much about the Trifacta side as they were partners with them before I came on. Alteryx, for example, seems expensive to me, however, I came from RPA, which was not that expensive to implement. Once I got used to something like data wrangling it didn't seem too much for us. The number one concern for us was to become a partner. The resell seemed like the ROI was going to benefit the customer. I felt, just like with RPA, once you can show the value, (and you can show the value almost immediately because this stuff can be run overnight), the cost isn't too big.