Domo vs Wolfram Mathematica: Which is a better fit?

Speaker 1: Hi, my name is Jared. I'm a business development specialist working with Solarium. I'd like to give Domo a rating of three out of five. Prior to using Domo, we were using a service called Pipedrive for our CRM. We wanted to just find something a little bit more dynamic that really was able to work with us and be able to use across platform for all the different agents that worked in our company. We decided to go with Domo just 'cause we wanted to try something that seemed like it was very innovative and new. Domo seemed to be a fresh app out there or a fresh platform out there that really would be able to meet all of our needs and also be pretty similar to what we were using before, but give us a lot more advanced features. Transitioning to Domo was pretty seamless. Our team was able to easily figure out the platform, figure out all the settings and whatnot so we could customize it to our needs. So really the rollout was smooth, nothing crazy, and it was able to get up and running as soon as possible. As far as advice for people who are looking to transition to Domo, I definitely would say to make sure that you have your full IT team and also your project management operations team collaborating on that to make sure that they're all fully understanding what the platform can do for them and how they can best utilize it to help your business grow and advance.

Tigran: Hello, my name is Tigran. I'm a university professor and I give Wolfram Mathematica the rating of five. For more reviews like this, please click the link down below. I use Mathematica for solving research problems and also to demonstrate to students how to do analytical and numerical calculations. Mathematica is a great tool for both, and I'm using it since 2005, and I think this is a great product. I really like the functionality and how it improves with time. I really like the option of solving partial differential equations of various forms. And the best thing about Mathematica is actually solving analytical problems. So some of the problems I cannot do by hand and I have to figure out another way to do this through some computing package. And I think that Wolfram Mathematica is the best because it also allows to do parallel calculations. So I don't have to wait for long enough. I can start a hundred different queues and a hundred different processes and do things simultaneously. What I dislike the most is probably the pricing. I'm being lucky that I have a free license from my previous employer, the Caltech. However, if I had to use it myself, it would be probably too pricey.