QlikView, recognised as the world's fastest growing business intelligence software, was honored with a Midsize Enterprise Innovation™ Award at the Midsize Enterprise Summit™, an exclusive gathering of senior IT executives that recently took place in Orlando, USA recently.

QlikView, award-winning, in-memory business analysis software, was recognised as the Best Midmarket Software Solution. Hundreds of senior IT Executives attending the event completed confidential ballots to select technology vendors for Midsize Enterprise Innovation Awards after previewing and learning about new technologies and services in private boardroom appointments. QlikView previously won this award at both the East and West events in 2007.

"This is the third time that attendees at the Midsize Enterprise Summit have recognised the unique value proposition that QlikView offers to their businesses," said Anthony Deighton, SVP Marketing at QlikTech. "Midsize enterprises require the same powerful business analysis capabilities as their larger counterparts, but with limited staffing, they must deploy solutions that are flexible, easy to use, and fit their budgets."

At the event, QlikTech presented with Alabama Farmers Cooperative (AFC), one of the largest farmer-owned agriculture related businesses in the Southeastern United States. With QlikView, AFC can easily track inventory, sales, profitability, route management and operations to improve efficiency, and power portals, such as product catalogs and store management, to enhance the overall effectiveness of their users.

With QlikView we now have this information virtually in real-time so that we can adjust the business quickly," said Wayne Holt, CIO at AFC. "With this information, we are undoubtedly improving margins and profitability."

QlikView is built on patented, award winning, next-generation in-memory associative technology, and allows powerful and visual information analysis and reporting solutions which improve everyday operational decision-making. QlikView solutions can be deployed in days and users can be trained in minutes, giving people the freedom to be more accurate and creative in their analyses.