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 Top Five Bi -Tools



1. Tableau

2. Power BI

3. MicroStrategy

4. Qlik

5. SAS


1. Tableau

Tableau is a visual analytics platform tool that transforms the data is used to solve business analytics problems.

Preferred skills: Basic understanding of data

Tableau current version: 2022.2

Tableau Product
  • Tableau Desktop
  • Tableau Public
  • Tableau Server
  • Tableau Online
  • Tableau Reader
  • Tableau Prep

Download link: Install Tableau

2. Power BI

Power BI is an interactive data visualization software tool developed by Microsoft with a primary focus on business intelligence. also it is part of Microsoft Power Platform.

Preferred skills: Basic understanding of data and Ms-Excel

Power BI current version: 2.106. 582.0

Power BI Product

  • Power BI Desktop
  • Power BI Service
  • Power BI Report Builder
  • Power BI Report Server
Download link: Install PowerBI

4. Qlik

Qlik is a business analytics tool, Qlik Sense is a desktop windows application that allows users to create visualizations, charts, interactive dashboards and analytics apps for local and offline use. QlikView is first generation analytics platform. Qlik Sense offers modern analytic solutions.

Qlik  Product

  • Qlik View
  • Qlik Sense
Download link: Install Qlik Sense

4. MicroStrategy

MicroStrategy is a BI application software vendor. Its features are designed to help enterprises make data-driven decisions and optimize business processes.

MicroStrategy current version: 2.106. 582.0
MicroStrategy Product
  • MicroStrategy Workstation 
  • MicroStrategy Enterprise Manager 
Download link: Install MicroStrategy

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