The gauntlet was thrown down in a LinkedIn discussion to find 101 Uses for QlikView. It quickly became the most active discussion on the group by a substantial margin. The target was reached and exceeded in no time. This is an excellent indicator of both the breadth of QlikView’s applications and the enthusiasm of it users to sing its praises. […]
As a QlikView consultant I am often expected to give hard and fast answers to questions that don’t necessarily have them. Perennial favourites are ‘how big a server do I need’, ‘should I bring in all columns’ and ‘should we build one big document or many smaller ones’. The answer to the first two are ‘show me the data’ and ‘almost certainly not’ respectively. The third question warrants a bit more discussion. […]
Often being on a small island it is easy to feel overlooked by goings on in the USA (or indeed Sweden). However it has been proven again this week that this is not the case. QlikTech have this uploaded a promotional video to YouTube – a video case study of how QlikView has been used in the NHS. Whether you are ever likely to use the UK’s health service or not I reccomend watching it, it is a great success story. […]
Quick Intelligence, whilst it is a general business intelligence consultancy, chooses to deliver solutions exclusively in QlikView. There are many other products out there, and we will say if we feel there is one that is a better fit for a client, but we do not feel the need to stray from the QlikView path. […]
It has been recently announced that QlikTech are now the Global Business Intelligence partner for Logica worldwide. This will naturally lead to Logica providing expert services consultancy on behalf of QlikTech. As QlikTech have never sought to grow their own professional services arm this seems to make perfect sense for them. But what will it mean for the community at large? […]
