What type of 'logical key' are you looking for? This is a BI tool and not a database or database manager.

AWS Glue is a decent ETL/iPaaS solution. And has a high affinity for other AWS components. But it starts to lose its strengths when planning an integration pattern between non-AWS platforms/software. So, when comparing with another ETL tool, other generic mature ETL tools…

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The answer would depend on the type of use case you are seeking advice for. No code development platforms are available for data automation, process automation, app development, etc among others.

AWS Glue is a decent ETL tool for data movement within the AWS ecosystem. And when combined with the data catalogue capability it proves to help create the data lineage and catalogue. If you just want an ETL tool to use with AWS components then AWS Glue is a good fit. Its…

Both Google Apigee and IBM API Connect offer versatile and robust API management capabilities. If managing APIs for a SaaS stack and integrating with 3rd party applications is your primary objective Apigee might prove to be a better fit, while if you are looking at enabling…

Both Talend and Snaplogic are good iPaaS solutions. If you have requirements beyond data integration, then Talend Data Fabric would score better than Snaplogic. If a simple setup, quick deployment, and ease of use are your criteria Snaplogic would score better. In a way, it…

If your organisation is fully invested in an AWS data stack, then AWS Quicksight is a good choice as a BI tool.  Automated basic reporting or dashboarding can be designed and delivered via AWS Quicksight. And if you want to use embedded data science, you can also use AWS…

First of all, AWS QuickSight is a versatile BI tool and is cloud-native. Some of the reasons which discourage BI teams from using AWS QuickSight are I) AWS QuickSight access requires AWS account setup ii) AWS QuickSight usage requires some knowledge of setting up AWS…

Welcome to the complex world of Talend licensing.Talend Data Fabric is a solution and package from Talend covering a range of data management capabilities.Ref- https://www.talend.com/product...Ref - https://www.up-crm.com/talend-...Talend Data Studio is one of the components…

Tabular or matrix view is just a way to visualise raw data. Most popular BI visualisation tools offer both these visuals. Don't let the visuals define the requirement, let the action-driven insights drive the best visuals for a particular use case.

There are plenty of them. Each with its own strength. Popular ones are MS Power BI, Tableau, Qlik, ThoughtSpot, Sisense, etc.,

The cliched answer is..it would depend on your need. Are you looking for a best-in-breed SaaS data management solution or an SAP-friendly data integration platform?

The license model needs to be overhauled. Most SaaS solutions are moving to consumption, PAYG, or a subscription model against named user based. Currently, the solution is not geared toward data-driven, self-service-friendly orgs.

Primary use case: Moving data between datasource and target. But organisations also use Talend Cloud data integration studio for other IT or business use cases.

As in most platform selection situations, you should create a capability framework that will satisfy your use case and then use the budget criteria to shortlist the vendors.

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If visualisation is the only criteria, then Tableau seems to top the list. The clean yet powerful UI for Tableau really make it easy to show visual insights from data.

Create a matrix of capability vs cost. To identify the ideal platform for your organisation or department or project.  Capability list should be created by mixing business use cases, architectural inputs, support model and security parameters.