You don’t need to be a technical expert to use QlikView, end users typically require half an hour of training and are up and running. In fact, you don’t need to be a technical expert to develop QlikView applications either. Toro Australia has rolled out QlikView to over 40 operational, sales and management staff with its first application delivered in just six days. With just two days of developer training, Toro has consolidated data from SAP BW, as well as its service centre, freight and CRM management systems to deliver an interactive view of customer profitability at a product line, item and material level. All QlikView development is managed in-house by Toro.

We find that traditional business intelligence products require volumes of training, have various levels of power, expert, and end users – QlikView doesn’t. For developers and system administrators, your QlikView training costs are minimal and after two days of QlikView Developer Training you can have your own inhouse QlikView resources developing applications and reaping the benefits like Toro.

QlikView Developer Training

• 26-27 Aug, Sydney

QlikView Developer Training is a hands-on and in-depth 2-day course, typically from 9am to 5pm run by Inside Info consultants that teaches you how to create QlikView back-end scripting, design effective front end user interfaces and discusses QlikView deployment options. A good way to build BI application development skills and to see hands-on how QlikView may be applicable in your environment in a low risk way. Maximum of 6 in a class, so hurry.

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