Zoomdata Review

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Zoomdata
Zoomdata
2012
Reston, VA

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Private
70+
Cloud, On-Premise
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Zoomdata At A Glance

Good: Zoomdata provides speed-of-thought analytics on billions of rows of data. Additionally, the Data DVR tool allows robust real-time data streaming with digital video recorder (DVR) functionality like pause, rewind and replay.

Bad: Zoomdata's BI platform doesn't include predictive or profit analysis tools.

Bottom Line: Zoomdata simplifies data exploration, analysis and visualization on big, streaming and traditional data sources. The platform can be embedded into other applications or used as a stand-alone solution.

Product Overview

Zoomdata is a business intelligence (BI) tool that visualizes data to make exploration and analysis of big, streaming and complex data simple for the everyday user.

The platform is built to be embedded and extended, meaning Zoomdata can seamlessly integrate with other applications through white labeling or embedding. Zoomdata can be used as a stand-alone, on-premise solution as well.

Built with common web technologies, such as HTML5, Javascript and WebSockets, Zoomdata’s interface can be customized to meet an organization’s needs by many types of developers. Zoomdata can also connect both on-premise and cloud data through data source connectors that leverage native application program interfaces (APIs), allowing companies to have a 360-degree view of key performance indicators (KPIs).

Some of Zoomdata’s benefits include:

Instant visual analytics
Connectability to all modern data sources
Real-time streaming data analysis
Simple, intuitive and responsive user interface

Features

Zoomdata is built to help users analyze data visually and efficiently. Listed below are four key features that make this possible:

Data exploration – Interactive visualizations, customizable dashboards and self-service analytics give decision makers the ability to ask questions, explore data and discover insights quickly. The intuitive interface is designed to allow users with all levels of technical skill to navigate the platform with little to no training.

Data sharpening – Zoomdata’s data sharpening abilities turn large amounts of data into comprehensive visualizations within seconds. This process is similar to how a large image file may display in a browser, first appearing blurry until the image fully loads and is sharpened. Zoomdata’s data sharpening process allows users to interact with data as the visualizations are rendering.

Data DVR – Zoomdata has unified different techniques for real-time data visualizations and historical data analysis into one feature, called Data DVR. This tool works similarly to streaming video in that you can pause, rewind and replay real-time data streams instead of just monitoring them.

Multi-source analysis – Combine and blend disparate data sources to appear as one with Zoomdata Fusion. The tool works without having to move data to a common data store before “fusing,” and it automatically determines when and how to access data sources to produce the best visualization possible. Users can access these “fused” data sources in dashboards and embedded applications.

Ad Hoc Analysis?
Online Analytical Processing (OLAP)?
Predictive Analytics?
Profit Analysis?
Trend Indicators?
Ad Hoc Reporting?
Automatic Scheduled Reporting?
Customizable Dashboard?

Target Market

Zoomdata focuses primarily on two markets:

Software and technology companies looking to embed visualization and analytics into their current applications.
Enterprises in any industry looking for stand-alone visualization and analytics on modern data platforms such as Hadoop, NoSQL and search.

We’ve listed 10 of its prominent clients below:

Amazon
Goldman Sachs
Juniper Networks
Cisco
Deloitte

U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Abbvie
Automation Anywhere
ClickFox
Impexium

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Implementation/Integration

Zoomdata is available as both an on-premise or cloud-based application that leverages the best open source technologies. It is based on a cloud-scale, micro-services architecture and can scale horizontally to handle multiple tenants in the same infrastructure.

Customer Service & Support

Zoomdata offers three support packages for its customers. Support representatives can be reached Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST and EET.

A full knowledge base with multiple resources for developers, administrators and end-users is also available online and can be accessed anytime.

Pricing

Zoomdata offers three levels of subscriptions, with prices that start at $50,000 a year:

Zoomdata SMB Server License for production use on a single server by departments and small organizations on-premise or in the cloud
Zoomdata Enterprise Server License for production use on one or multiple servers by large enterprises on-premise or in the cloud
Zoomdata Embedded License to deploy Zoomdata as integrated or embedded with another application, on-premise or in the cloud

Please contact Zoomdata for a detailed quote.

Shortcomings

Zoomdata’s BI platform doesn’t include predictive analytics or profit analysis tools, which can deter some organizations looking to predict performance and profitability for a year, quarter or season.

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About

Since its founding in 2012, Zoomdata has helped all types of companies accelerate their big data analysis with comprehensive visualizations and intuitive analytics tools. It has been named as a Visionary company in Gartner’s 2017 Magic Quadrant report, and was ranked number 1 in Dresner Analytics’ Big Data Analytics survey.