Phocas Software vs Rguroo: Which is a better fit?

The ease to use and train employees on this BI tool makes it best in the market. The power of building your own databases, customizing reports and the level of customer service is outstanding.

It was a bit difficult to understand the Sync/dbdesigner part since documentation on this was a bit vague.

I can show someone the basics in 5 to 10 minutes and they are off and running creating favorites and dashboards. The software is updated every month and their support and documentation is outstanding.

We have requested enhancements and we have some support issues that are submitted. But we have no visibility , (web portal), to review what we already submitted.

Additionally, the powerful and comprehensive capabilities of the software enable businesses to gain valuable insights into their operations and performance.

So much at once is hard to take in and learn all Phocas can give you. Too much data can be overwhelming.

Overall, I am genuinely happy with Phocas. I'm the kind of person who gets excited about report customization and flexibility within the way we structure our data.

They also don't have to rely on standard out of the box reports that can be limited in scope.

I enjoy the simple user experience with Rguroo and wonderful support from the Rguroo staff and team, always quick to help me and my students.

It's lack of connection with Knewton homework. It's very dificult to use RGuroo when the assignments do not include instructions, explanations, feedback related to RGuroo.

My experience has been great, as it has provided me with an outstanding help in teaching my statistics courses in the past few years of teaching. It has also been a great alternative to R programming.

My lower level students do have issues with their user experience, initially, but there is probably no product that is user-friendly enough.

It is inexpensive, and has all the tools for beginning statistics courses and beyond. The ability to create groups and repositories is very useful.

It can be limited to common data analysis tasks.

I like how easy to use with students, the visuals to show the confidence intervals, binomial distributions.

Some graphs are not easily exported to word document.