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What’s New in Qlik Cloud – Nov 2023
Here we give you the latest and greatest in new features added to the Qlik Cloud platform. It’s now easier than ever to migrate your Qlik Sense apps to Qlik Cloud and to navigate between the Qlik and Talend Clouds if you are an existing Talend customer. Learn more in the blog!
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What’s New in Qlik Cloud – Oct 2023
In this blog, Roger Gray and Mark James deep dive into Qlik’s integration with AI technology that can help with the creation of Qlik application expressions and extend data interpretation. Read more about the latest updates added in Qlik Cloud in October.
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What’s New in Qlik Cloud – Sep 2023
The latest updates focus on enhancing efficiency, scalability, and governance in data tasks, making Qlik Cloud an ever more powerful tool for organisations to manage their data operations. Let’s dive into the key features and advancements introduced recently.
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Qlik Data Integration and Talend
Qlik have acquired Talend, an industry leading Data Management Platform. With Talend, Qlik brings a new approach, offering a full range of best-in-class capabilities, helping customers eliminate technical debt and cost while increasing enterprise confidence that trusted data is available for decision making when it matters most.
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What does 2022 have in store for data and business intelligence?
We all hope that 2022 is a much more settled year that enables businesses and individuals to plan and grow. However, there are still huge changes ahead of us when it comes to how we use data and business intelligence. In this blog we look at what could lie ahead and the BI and data trends that you need to be aware of.
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Qlik expands its capabilities within Predictive Analytics
Qlik has announced the acquisition of Big Squid, a machine learning platform provider offering no-code automated Machine Learning. Read Climber BI Manager Daniel Häggroth’s reflections about the acquisition and the future for AI and Predictive Analytics.
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16th QlikWorld!
Last week the 16th QlikWorld (formerly Qonnections) took place online for the second year. It’s one of those very exciting but humungous events where you hardly know where to begin. Climber CEO Jan Sipek has summoned his thoughts both on the content and the event as such – and has a suggestion for Qlik for next year.
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Exploring the Collaboration and Writeback functionality in Vizlib
The final webinar in our series with Vizlib took place on 15th April. This time we took a closer look at the Collaboration and Writeback Vizlib products for Qlik Sense.
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Read between the lines for the real Gartner Magic
The Gartner MQ of 2021 is released. Jan Sipek gives a few reflections on the leaders and how they got where they are today.
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Taking a closer look at the Self-Service and Finance Vizlib extensions
The second in our webinar series with Vizlib took place on 25th March. This time we looked at the benefits that the Self-Service and Finance Vizlib extensions can bring to your Qlik Sense applications.
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Turning Insights to Action with Vizlib extensions
We’re big fans of Vizlib extensions because they add immediate value to Qlik Sense with advanced capabilities, functionality and new chart types. Everything is customisable as you can control every setting and integrate it with your brand or interface with no coding required. If you didn’t catch the first webinar if our series exploring Vizlib value-added extensions, here’s a run-down of what you missed.
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The future pitch from Qlik World 2020 Partner Summit
In these uncertain times, speeding up the decision-making process is crucial. During Qlik Virtual Partner Summit they used this momentum to highlight importance of accelerating the time from data to actionable insights.
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Missing data? Survive Survivorship Bias with Qlik
How come some airplanes don’t return from the battlefield? Are the success stories of Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg the best learning experiences? And how could people in 1987 think that cats were more likely to survive if they fell from a higher floor? All these questions have one factor in common: they suffer from ”survivorship bias”.
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