Pyramid Analytics Earns 92 Top Rankings and 90 Leading Positions in BARC’s The BI & Analytics Survey 21
Pyramid Analytics, the next generation trusted analytics platform designed for the enterprise, is pleased to announce 92 top rankings and a further 90 leading positions in this year’s The BI & Analytics Survey 21, the latest BI survey report from leading analyst firm BARC. Pyramid is featured in seven peer groups in this year’s report, including dashboarding-focused products, ad-hoc reporting-focused products, OLAP analysis-focused products, self-service analytics-focused products, EMEA-focused products, Americas-focused products, and embedded analytics-focused products.
“A great tool with more exciting developments on the horizon.”
“It’s an honor to be recognized as an industry leader in BARC’s annual BI and analytics report,” said Omri Kohl, Pyramid Analytics co-founder and CEO. “BARC does an excellent job at providing an unbiased analysis of BI vendors, then pairing that with in-depth reviews from customers—actual practitioners using BI to improve their businesses. It’s exciting to see the enthusiasm remain so high for Pyramid in this year’s report.”
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In its 19th year, The BI & Analytics Survey 21 from BARC is the world’s largest and most comprehensive survey of over 2,500 business intelligence end users. The BI & Analytics Survey 21 helps organizations assess analytics and business intelligence vendors’ performance across 36 criteria (KPIs) including business benefits, project success, business value, recommendation, customer satisfaction, customer experience, innovation, and competitiveness. The survey assesses 33 leading BI solutions.
According to BARC, “Pyramid Analytics has created a product that meets today’s needs, is very stable and reliable and steadily delivers best-in class query performance. At the same time, it is very competitively priced, attracting customers with challenging requirements but limited budgets, which is increasingly commonplace in these times of economic hardship.”
