Providers of information and software services find ways to improve their processes for data aggregation, integration and storage, but data delivery and simple exploration of the data continues to present a challenge. QlikView’s associative in-memory analysis provides a single platform to make data more usable, timely, and easier to develop and deliver. Using QlikView, information and software providers substantially increase the productivity of their value proposition to customers. In fact, this goes for anyone that has a software solution. Interactive, self-serve analysis “Powered by QlikView” enables end users to get better answers to more business questions from data – so your product offerings command higher value and wider use within customer organisations.

Partners use QlikView all over the world to increase their value proposition to customers enabling their customers to get more business value from their data, improve responsiveness, drive new revenue streams and improve customer relationships. Inside Info partners make actionable data easier to develop and deliver the way customers want. We offer flexible licensing programs and partner support, particularly in the area of sales and application development, accelerate time to market and create new business opportunities that otherwise would be too expensive to consider. The same QlikView analysis can be developed once and used online, offline, embedded or delivered as an .exe executable file to create more customer centric-offerings across applications and data delivery channels.

We know that CIOs have typically cut budgets on average by 13% this year, however according to most analyst firms, business intelligence remains the top priority for CIOs. The differentiating factor is to provide interactive data delivery and analysis in way that is simple, with powerful, unrestricted query capability that can deliver value fast. The fact is that Inside Info and our partners can do this, providing a unique proposition in the market and one that other software and information providers should consider.