I don't think it's a prejudice. I've seen pentaho introduced as a way to enable business analysts to do work otherwise expensive developers would have to do. It

I don't think it's a prejudice. I've seen pentaho introduced as a way to enable business analysts to do work otherwise expensive developers would have to do. It simply didn't work, business analysts were not able to use it, devs had to take over and when they did they did not want to use pentaho. It's an easy trap for upper management to fall into thinking the selling point of these tools is the ability to allow the non tech staff to do the programming.