Power BI. If you know what your doing with that tool and Azure you shouldn't need a dozen other tools. It is dominating the quadrants. It is cheap. Paginated is now included in Pro. Dwh, measures in dax, blob storage compatibility, great visualization, can migrate cubes to it, etc. Tableau is not getting investment, others are either immature, dying, recreating the wheel.... More on reddit.com

For some reason every time I started at a new place, I was thrown right into the BI evaluation process. Having gone so far down the rabbit hole, here are the tools that really impressed me. Holistics (we use this) Looker Sigma Hex Hex is more of a notebook-style tool. It’s really fast, perfect for exploratory analysis. Sigma is spreadsheet-focused, so I imagine finance folks (or any Excel lovers) would find it particularly intuitive, plus it's got solid visualization features. Looker is an old favourite around here, you'll see plenty of love (and sometimes hate) for it in this sub. Holistics builds on the ideas Looker established, where data team defines the relationship between tables and how metrics are calculated on a semantic layer, and then everyone else can use the tool to build their own reports. What I really like is how they’re innovating where Looker is lacking, like with their visualizations. They've got this "dashboard as code" feature that opens up a lot of creative possibilities for dashboard designs. More on reddit.com