Business Intelligence Tools

Tableau:
In addition to its data visualization capabilities, Tableau also offers
features for business intelligence, such as data preparation, ad-hoc
analysis, and collaboration.
Microsoft Power BI:
As mentioned earlier, Power BI is a comprehensive business analytics
tool that includes BI capabilities alongside data visualization.
QlikView/Qlik Sense:
Qlik offers both QlikView and Qlik Sense for business intelligence and
analytics, providing self-service data visualization and exploration.
MicroStrategy:
A platform for enterprise analytics and mobility, offering features for
reporting, dashboarding, and data discovery.
SAP BusinessObjects:
SAP's suite of business intelligence tools, including reporting, ad-hoc
analysis, and predictive analytics capabilities.
IBM Cognos Analytics:
A BI platform from IBM offering self-service reporting, dashboarding,
and data exploration.
Looker:
A business intelligence and data exploration platform that integrates
with various data sources and enables collaboration.
Domo:
A cloud-based platform for business intelligence and executive
management, offering real-time data visualization and insights.
Yellowfin BI:
A BI and analytics platform featuring interactive dashboards, data
storytelling, and collaboration tools.
Sisense: A business intelligence software that allows users to prepare,
analyze, and visualize complex data sets.
 Data Analytics Tools
Python:
A versatile programming language with numerous libraries for data
analysis, such as Pandas, NumPy, SciPy, and scikit-learn.
R:
A programming language and environment specifically designed for
statistical computing and graphics, with packages like dplyr, ggplot2, and
caret.
SQL (Structured Query Language):
A domain-specific language used for managing and querying relational
databases, such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle.
Excel:
A widely used spreadsheet application with built-in features for data
analysis and visualization.
Tableau:
A powerful data visualization tool that allows users to create
interactive dashboards and reports from various data sources.
Power BI (Microsoft Power BI):
A business analytics tool that provides interactive visualization, data
preparation, and advanced analytics capabilities.
Google Analytics:
A web analytics service offered by Google for tracking and analyzing
website traffic and user behavior.
MATLAB:
A programming environment for numerical computing and data
analysis, commonly used in engineering and scientific research.
KNIME:
An open-source platform for data analytics, reporting, and integration,
featuring a visual workflow builder.
Apache Spark:
A distributed computing framework with libraries for large-scale data
processing, machine learning, and streaming analytics.