TIBCO Spotfire Reviews

Spotfire is very powerful, especially for oil and gas, as it has a very intuitive and very strong UI. These are some of the use cases when you're doing normal analytics, reporting, or dashboarding.

Then you can talk about some of the predictive analyses. You can talk about forecasting, you talk about banking use cases, and you talk about data time. All of that gels very well into extreme use cases of streaming analytics. You have streaming data coming in, and then you can populate data from Spotfire.

The solution's most valuable aspect is the single pane for everything. Some customers have a predictive analysis of data science they want to do, so they have to acquire another tool to get the data science. However, in Spotfire, you can have one single tool to manage everything. You can have historical data, you can have real-time data, you can have predictive data, and all of that is available to you.

It is a highly customizable tool.

All the big giants, oil and gas companies, use TIBCO Spotfire heavily.

It’s stable and straightforward.

The solution is easy to set up.

We use TIBCO Spotfire for business intelligence purposes, to analyze data, and to generate reports for our business teams. It empowers us to extract insights and provide valuable business analytics to support decision-making within our organization.

TIBCO Spotfire is easy to use. We initiated Spotfire as POC, with support from a tech team based in South Africa. While they assisted with the setup, we conducted the POC ourselves. Upon confirming its effectiveness in enhancing data accuracy and management, we presented our findings to the company, Tech from South Africa, who expressed satisfaction with its usability. We considered factors such as cost-effectiveness and compatibility with our use cases.

We use this solution to prepare dashboards to monitor our clients products and to capture, then track and monitor, adverse events in the system.

This solution allows for much easier navigation to specific pages of data making searches much more time-efficient.

TIBCO Spotfire is a business intelligence tool.

I am only supporting the data to be used in the TIBCO Spotfire application. I'm not using it for my daily operation. However, my users use my data for their TIBCO Spotfire dashboard.

I collect a lot of data from our system and I provide good quality data for reports.  I've done checks on the speed of the queries, and integration with other information before the data is accessed by the users. I provide the speed, the quality, and the completeness of data to be consumed by TIBCO Spotfire.

The most valuable features of TIBCO Spotfire are visualization. It's very nice, clear, and, flexible. You can analyze many data types and the user interface is very good.

Mainly, we've been using it for different reports and dashboarding purposes for different stakeholders, such as the cards business, the financial teams, and banking transformation. Depending on their use case, we have been working on different reports.

It has allowed end users to enhance data discovery, which has facilitated faster decision-making.

I use TIBCO Spotfire in my company for finance-related purposes. Basically, we use TIBCO Spotfire to create dashboards for financial reporting, and with the dashboard, we manage data mining and similar kinds of activities in our company.

The way TIBCO Spotfire is designed, in my opinion, is the reason why it lags a bit, especially compared to other BI tools like Qlik. The speed of creating reports or dashboards is slower in TIBCO Spotfire than in Qlik.

At my previous company, I was both a developer and a software administrator. It was an upstream oil and gas company — exploration, drilling, and completion. Due to some financial issues (not being able to compete well in the market), they shut down their Houston office and laid off quite a few people. 

Spotfire started putting a lot of high-quality, online videos out there that are specifically geared toward things that clients are looking for. This is great because no one wants to sign up for a $2,000 training class or watch three hours of videos just to figure out something that can be explained in 10 minutes. I think that's a great thing.

We mostly use Spotfire for analytics and reporting. It is used for auditing kind of decision making, mostly on the historic data. We do not utilize the real-time metrics.

I find the power of the information links valuable in Spotfire, as it allows complex queries to be handled efficiently. It offers segregation of connection and reusable information links. While often considered an enterprise tool due to its cost, Spotfire works exceptionally well for enterprise-level credit costs. The enterprise licensing of Spotfire is much more effective compared to competitors like Tableau or Power BI Premium.