The things I like most is that it supports variety of charts, I was quite bored with my previous BI tool which mostly support bar, line an pie chart. I can now create more meaningful charts radar, doughnut, pareto, scatter, range, point boxplot etc. Matchless click to collaborate features, initiate discussion on data points and context, connect relevant users and dashboards and explore suggestive auto insight.The tool is also very easy to use, we got on premise training from Panorama, within days we were novice enough to play with the tool. Exception error handling and conditional notification to stakeholder is a nice feature offered in this tool.

As someone who's job profile and work demands relate to evaluation an exhaustive comparison of various BI Tools, I would like to point out the below mentioned features of Panorama which makes it a forerunner: 1) The ease of use of Panorama is the striking feature which reduces the training cost drastically (Note: Users should have any prior experience in BI Tool) 2) Excellent support for report and dashboard creation involving maps (geo analytic) 3) Intuitive and interactive analytic. 4) Pretty stable platform to integrate multiple and disparate source systems. 5) A run for value for money for small and mid level BI Applications. 6) A tool more concentrated towards end user facilitation. (An extension of point number 1)

The best thing about the tool is the amazing speed at which it connects to any data source and collects the metadata for further use. Quick creation of info-graphics those are smart and visually rich. Easy to develop,share and publish. Multiple analysts and contributors can work on it at the same time. Connects to almost every type of databases including flat file systems and text files.