Data Analysis: Tools &
Technologies
What is
Data
Analysis?
01
Understanding patterns in
data
02
Extracting meaningful
insights
03 Improving decision-making
04
Utilizing tools like SQL,
Power BI, Tableau, and
Python
05
Driving business and
technical strategies
SQL for Data Analysis
Data Storage
SQL is used to store and manage large amounts of structured
data efficiently.
Querying Data
SQL allows analysts to retrieve specific data using commands
like SELECT, JOIN, and WHERE.
Data Manipulation
With SQL, users can filter, aggregate, and transform datasets
for better insights.
Power BI for Data Visualization
Data Connection
Power BI allows integration with various data sources,
including SQL databases and cloud platforms.
Interactive Dashboards
Users can create visually rich and interactive dashboards to
track key performance metrics.
Data Transformation
Built-in tools help in cleaning and transforming raw data into
meaningful insights.
Tableau for Data Visualization
Drag-and-Drop Interface
Tableau provides an intuitive interface for building
visualizations without coding.
Advanced Analytics
Tableau enables users to apply statistical models, trend
analysis, and predictive analytics.
Collaboration & Sharing
Users can publish dashboards and collaborate through
Tableau Server or Tableau Online.
Python for Data Analysis
Data Processing
Python offers powerful libraries like Pandas and NumPy for
handling large datasets.
Visualization & Insights
Matplotlib and Seaborn help create meaningful charts and
graphs for analysis.
Machine Learning
Python integrates with machine learning frameworks like
Scikit-learn and TensorFlow for predictive analytics.
Which tool should
you use?
Each tool serves a
unique purpose—SQL
for querying, Power
BI/Tableau for
visualization, and
Python for advanced
analytics.
How to choose the
right tool?
The best tool depends
on the data source,
required
transformations, and
desired insights.
Thank You!
Wrapping Up
We explored SQL, Power BI, Tableau,
and Python for data analysis. Choose
the right tool based on your needs
and keep learning!
Any questions?

Data Analysis_ Tools & Technologies.pptx

  • 1.
    Data Analysis: Tools& Technologies
  • 2.
    What is Data Analysis? 01 Understanding patternsin data 02 Extracting meaningful insights 03 Improving decision-making 04 Utilizing tools like SQL, Power BI, Tableau, and Python 05 Driving business and technical strategies
  • 3.
    SQL for DataAnalysis Data Storage SQL is used to store and manage large amounts of structured data efficiently. Querying Data SQL allows analysts to retrieve specific data using commands like SELECT, JOIN, and WHERE. Data Manipulation With SQL, users can filter, aggregate, and transform datasets for better insights.
  • 4.
    Power BI forData Visualization Data Connection Power BI allows integration with various data sources, including SQL databases and cloud platforms. Interactive Dashboards Users can create visually rich and interactive dashboards to track key performance metrics. Data Transformation Built-in tools help in cleaning and transforming raw data into meaningful insights.
  • 5.
    Tableau for DataVisualization Drag-and-Drop Interface Tableau provides an intuitive interface for building visualizations without coding. Advanced Analytics Tableau enables users to apply statistical models, trend analysis, and predictive analytics. Collaboration & Sharing Users can publish dashboards and collaborate through Tableau Server or Tableau Online.
  • 6.
    Python for DataAnalysis Data Processing Python offers powerful libraries like Pandas and NumPy for handling large datasets. Visualization & Insights Matplotlib and Seaborn help create meaningful charts and graphs for analysis. Machine Learning Python integrates with machine learning frameworks like Scikit-learn and TensorFlow for predictive analytics.
  • 7.
    Which tool should youuse? Each tool serves a unique purpose—SQL for querying, Power BI/Tableau for visualization, and Python for advanced analytics. How to choose the right tool? The best tool depends on the data source, required transformations, and desired insights.
  • 8.
    Thank You! Wrapping Up Weexplored SQL, Power BI, Tableau, and Python for data analysis. Choose the right tool based on your needs and keep learning! Any questions?