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Qlik expands its capabilities within Predictive Analytics
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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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Let the data lead your decisions – Summarising Big Data LDN 2021
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Let the data lead your decisions – Summarising Big Data LDN 2021

After what has been a strange 18 months for us all, it was amazing to see so many attending Big Data LDN last week. It was the UK’s largest free to attend data and analytics exhibition at Olympia in London and it was great finally meeting up with colleagues, customers, and partners again while exploring the latest software technology and solutions.

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7 reasons BI projects fail – and how to stop yours doing the same
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7 reasons BI projects fail – and how to stop yours doing the same

During the coronavirus pandemic business intelligence and data analytics has shown its worth, as the businesses that have responded best to the immense challenges have had accurate data to rely on. Before your business rushes into implementing your own BI solution, take a look at some of the reasons BI projects fail, so you can be sure that yours doesn’t do the same.

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The New Normal for Climber BI
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The New Normal for Climber BI

Last week I brought the UK team together to meet face-to-face for the first time since the pandemic began. After a year of speaking on Microsoft Teams it was great to be together in person and reflect on what we have all achieved. Like many businesses we’ve been looking at what the ‘New Normal’ will look like for us post-pandemic. One of the first decisions we have made is to move our office out of London to Basingstoke in Hampshire.

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Our key take-aways from QlikWorld 2021
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Our key take-aways from QlikWorld 2021

Qlik host many events throughout the year, but QlikWorld is undoubtedly the biggest. For the second year running it was held virtually with a great line-up that showcased new product features and 100 break-out sessions. If you didn’t manage to check-out the event, here’s our key take-aways from a packed agenda.

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Exploring the Collaboration and Writeback functionality in Vizlib
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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
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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
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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
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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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Active Intelligence is the way to action – QlikWorld 2020 Summary
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Active Intelligence is the way to action – QlikWorld 2020 Summary

Today, QlikWorld kicked off and Qlik announced their strategy going forward, sharing their holistic approach including QDI, QDA and data literacy.

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The future pitch from Qlik World 2020 Partner Summit
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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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Maximise BI value and increase data literacy with the Qlik Usage Monitoring Application
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Maximise BI value and increase data literacy with the Qlik Usage Monitoring Application

Only 51 % use their Qlik solution on a daily basis, even though 63 % believe that it’s a business critical solution. Providing data is obviously not enough to get your employees on board, and no guarantee that people will actually use BI.  So, how do you increase employee engagement?

>> Data literacy is key
Data visualization: choose the right visualization with the help of Qlik
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Data visualization: choose the right visualization with the help of Qlik

Companies collect a lot of data. Just think of all the information you gather through your website, customer data, geo data, sales data, and so on. In this world of “data madness” we all want to gain important insights in no time. More and more companies are therefore using data visualization in business intelligence tools such as Qlik.

>> How do you choose the optimal visualization to answer your question?
Qlik a leader in the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant
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Qlik a leader in the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant

Download the Gartner Magic Quadrant report to easier compare BI tools. Get an overview of the analytics market ― discover what makes Qlik a 10 year consecutive MQ Leader in Analytics and BI platforms.

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Missing data? Survive Survivorship Bias with Qlik
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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”.

>> What is Survivorship Bias?