Hi!
So I am looking for a good analytics software that is going to break down large data sets and organize them properly, do you guys have any suggestions?

   

Around here, we use "Methodware".

Very useful for sorting through Tax data and spotting people being dishonest. Or, so I'm told.

   

What kind of data are you working with?

   

I need it for sales managing, potential customer classification, ongoing project planning. The purpose is to find something that will help me organize all kinds of info and make it more visually satisfying for reading and analyzing.

   

You mean you want something that can collect data from a multitude of sources and then parse that mountain of data to present it on a dashboard for a bunch of ignorant fuckwad managers who have not even one fucking clue what your company does to earn a living?

Here's who you need:

   

I wasn't aware that there is an exact terminology of the whole thing I described above. Apparently, breaking large sets of data and organizing them is called data mining. I found this source, recommending several tools suitable for arranging the data. Has anyone heard some feedback or is currently using RapidMiner or SAS? I wanted to hear some opinions before investing in one of them.

   

We were using SAS for data mining. It's big, and very expensive. So we switched to Methodware. Which was bigger, and not as expensive, but still cost more per year than my house.