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Evisions Argos vs SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence (BI)
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Evisions Argos easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Evisions Argos overall.
- Reviewers felt that Evisions Argos meets the needs of their business better than SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence (BI).
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Evisions Argos is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Evisions Argos over SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence (BI).
When I utilized Argos, I was working in student affairs at Ball State University. I was working along side an academic advisor, and we used Argos to take data from our serve to have on file for the specific students that we served to know their information...
I am not a huge fan of the graphics. The reports are frankly straight from a 1990s computer monitor. We had to implement another software for visualization. Export controls are not intuitive.
What I like best is how robust BusinessObjects is. SAP brings together Dashboards (For dynamic reporting), Web Intelligence (For ad-hoc reporting), and Crystal Reports (For clean, formatted reporting) all in one package. This gives customers/clients a lot...
Acronyms are in German. I understand it's created by Germans but some of the acronyms in there do not make sense. It also takes a LONG time to load if you have a big data set. I've learned to break every pull piece by piece otherwise it'll clog the system.
When I utilized Argos, I was working in student affairs at Ball State University. I was working along side an academic advisor, and we used Argos to take data from our serve to have on file for the specific students that we served to know their information...
What I like best is how robust BusinessObjects is. SAP brings together Dashboards (For dynamic reporting), Web Intelligence (For ad-hoc reporting), and Crystal Reports (For clean, formatted reporting) all in one package. This gives customers/clients a lot...
I am not a huge fan of the graphics. The reports are frankly straight from a 1990s computer monitor. We had to implement another software for visualization. Export controls are not intuitive.
Acronyms are in German. I understand it's created by Germans but some of the acronyms in there do not make sense. It also takes a LONG time to load if you have a big data set. I've learned to break every pull piece by piece otherwise it'll clog the system.
