GraphPad Prism vs Displayr: Which is a better fit?

Nathan W.: Hi. My name is Nathan. I am a chief solutions officer. I give Displayr a five out of five star review, and for more reviews like this, click the link below. We had been looking for some type of dashboarding software for market research in the past and had considered Tableau, PowerBI, and we had also used and continue to use Q Software. None of these could really provide the type of analysis that we needed to do survey research, so we ended up picking Displayr for that reason. So, we chose Displayr for a couple of reasons. The first one is we were already a little bit familiar with how it works due to using Q Research Software, but the primary reason is the absolute power that it gives us over our data sets. We're able to run just about any type of analysis that we prefer. This includes hierarchical base, turf analysis, latent class analysis, regressions. It also offers some really nice data visualization tools and a lot of customizability. So now, we can provide our clients with a dashboard that's being updated in real time and give them the opportunity to dive into their data, run different pieces of analysis on their own, and get the results that they're looking for. If there's one complaint that I would have about Displayr, it is that it has a very steep learning curve. They have a very good job walking you through how to set things up, I believe you get about three hours of time that we go through, but there is a lot of stuff to learn. You need to learn JavaScript if you don't know it, you need to learn some R code if you don't know it. But once you get those things even a little bit under control, it's very easy to continue going and building and building and building. If you're considering using Displayr for your business, I would recommend trying it. They offer a free trial. I actually use that to screen employees, is I have them create stuff using the free trial in Displayr. Watch a couple of videos, and take a small data set and just see what you can do with it and see if it's something that you are able to get used to. As I said earlier, once you get past that initial learning curve, I think you'll find it to be a very powerful tool.