Data and BI Architect Lead at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
2024-03-25T20:20:00Z
Mar 25, 2024
The Profisee user interface has positively impacted our data management. As a data architect and enterprise developer, I have seen that it is convenient for the data storage team to complete their work. The interface is visually clear and easy to understand, streamlining the entire process. Profisee's scalability and integration capabilities with other systems are highly effective, particularly within an Azure-centric environment. Its seamless integration with Azure services like Purview enables comprehensive data lifecycle management, including data lineage and management. Implementing Profisee has potentially made our time to market for new products and services more efficient. Qualifying master data and making it available downstream for data consumption seems smoother now. As a bank, our response to data availability might differ from other industries like advertising. Overall, I see positive impacts from using Profisee. I would recommend Profisee to others, but it depends on various factors such as how well it fits with their business domain, cost considerations, and resource availability. If they have centralized their data in Azure, Profisee is a no-brainer for data management. Overall, I would rate Profisee as an eight out of ten.
Infrastructure Architect at a government with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 20
2023-12-08T11:14:06Z
Dec 8, 2023
Organizations considering Profisee need to establish a solid business case as it might not be suitable for everyone. The annual cost of $2.5 million is substantial, especially for smaller entities. The pricing provided to us was influenced by the extensive implementation across Qatar with a large user base. However, for those with a smaller user base and limited data requirements, exploring alternative, more cost-effective options may be a prudent choice. Overall, I would rate it eight out of ten.
Sr. Database Developer at Hill Physicians Medical Group
Real User
2021-03-04T06:01:46Z
Mar 4, 2021
Initially, Profisee was built on top of MDS. If you wanted to work with Profisee, you needed to have Microsoft MDS installed and have a license. You needed to install MDS, then on top of it, you needed to install Profisee. That was true with version 6.5, but from version seven onwards, they decoupled from MDS. Now you no longer need a Microsoft MDS license. They've come up with their own scheme on everything, right from scratch. Profisee is an all-in-one tool. All you need to do is plug in your data points from various data sources and you are good to go. Overall, on a scale from one to ten, I would give this solution a rating of eight.
Independent Software Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Consultant
2020-11-22T15:44:40Z
Nov 22, 2020
We handle many aspects of the solution, including initially handling the tool evaluation and then installing it and doing proof of concepts, build-outs, and training of the client. I'm not sure of which version of the solution we're using. I'd advise new users to just have fun with it. Master Data Management can be a daunting endeavor. Just take small use cases, and do a proof of concept and take it end to end. That is the best way to be successful. And we made it fun with the users. We would start off with a little animated video as those in the Foster care system are into early childhood development. We showed them a small use case and we walked them through the process. In the end, we just had a lot of fun. Our biggest lesson was learning how to gain the trust of our client community, especially if they're non-technical. Learning how to gain their trust and make it fun was huge. It's so daunting and typically clients are more concerned about their daily jobs. If you can gain their trust and make it fun they don't resent the process. They got excited and so did we. Just that trust, that initial trust component is key. Overall, I would rate the solution eight out of ten. The only thing they really need to do is to fix the online training so that users can zero in on specific areas a bit easier. Indexing the videos would go a long way towards solving this one issue.
The Profisee Platform is a full featured enterprise master data management solution designed to provide the lowest total cost of ownership of any competitive solution, without sacrificing on functionality across all major components of an MDM platform. The Profisee Platform was designed from the ground up as a multi-domain platform, to model and manage virtually any master data domain or reference data set. With a focus on the business, Profisee provides the first MDM solution that is truly...
I'd rate the solution nine out of ten.
The Profisee user interface has positively impacted our data management. As a data architect and enterprise developer, I have seen that it is convenient for the data storage team to complete their work. The interface is visually clear and easy to understand, streamlining the entire process. Profisee's scalability and integration capabilities with other systems are highly effective, particularly within an Azure-centric environment. Its seamless integration with Azure services like Purview enables comprehensive data lifecycle management, including data lineage and management. Implementing Profisee has potentially made our time to market for new products and services more efficient. Qualifying master data and making it available downstream for data consumption seems smoother now. As a bank, our response to data availability might differ from other industries like advertising. Overall, I see positive impacts from using Profisee. I would recommend Profisee to others, but it depends on various factors such as how well it fits with their business domain, cost considerations, and resource availability. If they have centralized their data in Azure, Profisee is a no-brainer for data management. Overall, I would rate Profisee as an eight out of ten.
Organizations considering Profisee need to establish a solid business case as it might not be suitable for everyone. The annual cost of $2.5 million is substantial, especially for smaller entities. The pricing provided to us was influenced by the extensive implementation across Qatar with a large user base. However, for those with a smaller user base and limited data requirements, exploring alternative, more cost-effective options may be a prudent choice. Overall, I would rate it eight out of ten.
Initially, Profisee was built on top of MDS. If you wanted to work with Profisee, you needed to have Microsoft MDS installed and have a license. You needed to install MDS, then on top of it, you needed to install Profisee. That was true with version 6.5, but from version seven onwards, they decoupled from MDS. Now you no longer need a Microsoft MDS license. They've come up with their own scheme on everything, right from scratch. Profisee is an all-in-one tool. All you need to do is plug in your data points from various data sources and you are good to go. Overall, on a scale from one to ten, I would give this solution a rating of eight.
We handle many aspects of the solution, including initially handling the tool evaluation and then installing it and doing proof of concepts, build-outs, and training of the client. I'm not sure of which version of the solution we're using. I'd advise new users to just have fun with it. Master Data Management can be a daunting endeavor. Just take small use cases, and do a proof of concept and take it end to end. That is the best way to be successful. And we made it fun with the users. We would start off with a little animated video as those in the Foster care system are into early childhood development. We showed them a small use case and we walked them through the process. In the end, we just had a lot of fun. Our biggest lesson was learning how to gain the trust of our client community, especially if they're non-technical. Learning how to gain their trust and make it fun was huge. It's so daunting and typically clients are more concerned about their daily jobs. If you can gain their trust and make it fun they don't resent the process. They got excited and so did we. Just that trust, that initial trust component is key. Overall, I would rate the solution eight out of ten. The only thing they really need to do is to fix the online training so that users can zero in on specific areas a bit easier. Indexing the videos would go a long way towards solving this one issue.