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Re: Amazon QuickSight – Business Intelligence by AWS

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There are so many BI tools around that it's hard to figure out which solution is going to be best for a particular use case. Creating further confusion, it seems like most "enterprise" BI products aren't explained properly on their websites and are hidden behind "request a demo". It's nearly impossible to evaluate all the possibilities without going crazy. I want to be able to generate my domain models in some way. P…

Hi @jsmeaton, this is Vincent from Holistics (www.holistics.io).

While our website also has a "request a demo" button in our landing page - It's because we have just launched and are looking to validate some of the use-cases that we have built. Will really appreciate if you can contact us and share with us your thoughts.

Will you mind dropping us a note on our website for us to contact you? It will be interesting to get your feedback, and I suspect what we have built (or are building) may meet some of the things you've listed above, though I still need your validation.

A brief introduction about us. We started off as an internal data dashboard for an online video streaming company, serving a specific reporting niche (not a full fledged BI tool) with use-cases different from BI vendors such as Quicksight or the other vendors.

Re: Amazon QuickSight – Business Intelligence by AWS

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I don't think you understand re:invent. This happens every year.

Enlighten me on what you think I don't understand.

People are actually genuinely interested in what comes out of re:invent. Because you don't use Amazon's services or don't like the company doesn't mean they paid for placement. They paid a lot of money to developers to develop great things. Why do you have to take that away from them?
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