Self-service Analysis Tools
Self-service data analysis requires user-friendly data analysis tools. Fortunately, an increasing number of tools with a steep learning curve are entering the market. The use of Excel for data analysis is now obsolete.
Excel is out of date
Traditionally, Excel from Microsoft or similar spreadsheet application was used to analyse data. A spreadsheet is frequently sufficient for a simple analysis, but better tools are available for more complicated analyses and sharing insights with colleagues.
Steep learning curve
Because of their steep learning curve, the new generation of analytic tools is also straightforward to use by non-technical users, making them perfect for self-service analysis. Because they are built on visualisation, low or no-coding, and artificial intelligence, these technologies are simple to learn. Furthermore, because these tools are available online, they may be consulted from anywhere, at any time, and on any device. Installing software on a computer is no longer necessary, updating software is a thing of the past.
Well-known tools
Most well-known self-service analysis tools are: Power BI (Microsoft), Tableau (Salesforce), Qlik and Looker (Google).
Symbio6 & tools
The majority of the services of Symbio6 are delivered via these self-service analysis tools. The quickest and most straightforward way to improve data literacy.