Which solution provides the best ROI: KNIME, Alteryx or RapidMiner?
Hello peers,
I am an AI Consultant and am looking to consult for the following solutions: KNIME, Alteryx, and RapidMiner. Which solution provides the best ROI? Can you please provide a comparison?
Of those three you should consider alteryx, it saves time in ETL a lot, Alteryx is better at handling large data sets than Knime and RapidMiner. But please also consider Dataiku... Up to 3 users it's free ;o)
Should mention that if you are on your own, single user KNIME is also free. So in terms of ROI you'll have infinite returns if you find a use case with positive returns... And if you have a small team like 2-5 people, Knime cost you just 99 USD per month... versus 5K USD/year - 416 USD/month Alteryx deal, with all the similar features with Alteryx (some lacking in spatial intelligence though).
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I'd suggest checking out the new Actable AI as well. It has a better AutoML and a lot more advanced features like Causal ML.
@AltanAtabarut 100%
Of those three you should consider alteryx, it saves time in ETL a lot, Alteryx is better at handling large data sets than Knime and RapidMiner. But please also consider Dataiku... Up to 3 users it's free ;o)
Should mention that if you are on your own, single user KNIME is also free. So in terms of ROI you'll have infinite returns if you find a use case with positive returns... And if you have a small team like 2-5 people, Knime cost you just 99 USD per month... versus 5K USD/year - 416 USD/month Alteryx deal, with all the similar features with Alteryx (some lacking in spatial intelligence though).