Beware of In-Memory Business Intelligence Imitators
Gartner have announced today the 2010 Enterprise Business Intelligence Suites (EBIS) Magic Quadrant’ report, where QlikView has been positioned by Gartner in the Challengers quadrant.
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Inside Info outstrips business intelligence market growth in 2009
Inside Info, the Australian business intelligence specialist, announced yesterday strong company growth during 2009, with a 53% revenue increase on 2008, to outstrip growth of the Australian business intelligence software market forecasted at 7.5%* growth according to Gartner.
Business Intelligence Apps Now Mobile & Interactive
We all know that mobiles and smartphones are not only great entertainment & communication devices, but fast becoming even more relevant as a business device, especially now that business intelligence applications like QlikView can deliver interactive business analytics rather than shrink-wrapped standard reports common with other approaches on mobile devices.
QlikView Wins Healthcare IT Innovation Award
QlikView was recently recognised with the IT Innovation Award in the Best New Technology Category at the Everything Channel’s recent Healthcare IT Summit in the USA. The Summit brought together industry analysts, IT executives from healthcare insurer and provider organizations, and leading vendors for collaborative discussions on pressing issues, best practices and the latest technology [...]
QlikView’s Customer Experience Continues To Lead In Business Intelligence
QlikView software continues to lead in customer satisfaction of business intelligence products based on three independent user-survey reports this year from Business Applications Research Centre, Aberdeen Group and IDC. “IDC’s research has showed that there is a growing trend in Australia and New Zealand towards businesses giving customer facing employees BI tools to access timely [...]
Managing Expressions in QlikView business intelligence software: the use of variables
In this post I want to share with you a good practice in handling the various expressions that exist in a QlikView business intelligence document. The most used expressions are the ones used in charts, where they hold measures such as Sum(Sales), Sum(Price*Quantity), etcetera. These are the ones more likely to be reused by other [...]
