Recently I was approached by Annapurna IT to ask if I would record a video for their Technology Transformation Network blog series. Being someone who never misses an opportunity to enthuse about QlikView I took them up on this offer. […]
Twelve months ago I wrote a couple of both posts looking ahead to QlikView.next. Now that I have seen the product (pre beta) it seems like a good time to update my thoughts here. […]
Whenever you are given a new data set to consume in QlikView the first thing you will want to do is take a ‘quick look’ at what information it is you have been given. To enable me to do this quickly I have a few QlikView objects I can copy and paste into any document to allow me to do this. You can download these from QlikCommunity or read on to find out how to create your own. […]
This is the second part in our Back To Basics series of posts. This post looks at a simple way to keep track of how long a QlikView load takes and how much it is doing. […]
This is a new series of Back To Basics posts, where I am going to demonstrate some of the things that I will do on just about every QlikView project I work on. These posts are for new users and more experienced ones that want to pick up a new trick or two. […]
Last year the first QlikView Masters event took place in Las Vegas. Now it is coming to Europe. Are you ready to learn some essential new skills? […]
The world of social media and the real world are blending together more and more. Twitter is again in the news – rather than just being where people talk about the news. There is an absolute explosion in unstructured data – are you able to capitalize on these data sources? […]
By way of promoting the Business Discovery London 2013 event in October (the 22nd to be precise); QlikTech have put this video up on YouTube showing some highlights from last years event. […]
Many of you will know that I was one of the technical review team on QlikView 11 For Developers, the essential guide for those building QlikView applications. The same team have again joined forces to create a new book – the QlikView For Developers Cookbook. […]
It’s an obvious first question when looking at when purchasing QlikView, just how much QlikView consultancy am I going to need to make this investment in software a success. Unfortunately the answer is not so straight forward. […]
