Pentaho
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A complete business intelligence platform that includes reporting, analysis (OLAP), dashboards, data mining and data integration (ETL). Use it as a full suite or as individual components that are acce... More


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AUDIENCE : developers
information technology : advanced users : financial services : healthcare industry : government : DEVELOPMENT STATUS : Stable
LICENSE : mozilla public license v1.1
OPERATING SYSTEM : os independent
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : javascript
java : xsl : jsp : USER INTERFACE : web-based
java swt : Eclipse : DATABASE : MySQL
jdbc : Microsoft SQL Server : PostgreSQL : Firebird (database server) : Oracle : ibm db2 :

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Pretty Good For Free!


Pentaho  by an anonymous user on March 4th 2008 at 02:55 AM

Did some testing using large amounts of dummy financial data and its actually pretty good. The analytics are pretty comprehensive and you can really slice & dice the data. The tools (charts, graphs, scenarios, etc.) are pretty cool too. Still nowhere close to a Cognos in terms of functionality but a lot of functionality for a couple million dollar discount ;)


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Open Source Business Intelligence/Reporting Tools?

I'm looking for something that can easily process flat files from a variety of sources - quickbooks, excel sheets, sugarCRM - easy to install and intuitive to setup and run reports on a regular basis. The reports aren't too complicated and I probably could get this setup in Excel but was hoping for something that looks a little more appealing :)

I've briefly looked at Jasper Reports and Pentaho but was looking for something a little more intuitive and easier to manage in an excel like interface, something that could be managed by for a non-technical person (accounting clerk)

Thanks.

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Heard these guys raised a boatload of cash from investors but I haven't used this and don't know anyone who has.

Any thoughts on how this compares to other leading (Cognos, BI, etc.) BI suites out there?

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