Welcome, today we’ll be looking at QlikView, software that offers user-driven business
intelligence which helps companies better understand their brand.
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This video review is for QlikView data discovery software which focuses on delivering intuitive
solutions for self-service data visualization and guided analytics.
The Challenge for QlikView is to convince businesses that the time put into developing
actionable data can help them improve their strategy.
QlikView helps business users understand their brand by consolidating complex data, simplifying
data visualization, and providing real-time access to analytics.
This improves internal communications and streamlines workflow.
By helping business users uncover the latest trends, QlikView simplifies big data while
enhancing the decision making process
We’re going to display a few QlikView sandbox demos to give you a better understanding of
its functionality and versatility.
There are several ways in which users can set up QlikView to display data.
We’ll start with the original QlikView which requires an on-premise installation.
Users can import data from multiple sources and QlikView sorts it all in one place.
The application offers helpful tips and tricks on how you can potentially sort data.
There are several different ways to visualize data and we’ll start with comparison.
As the most traditional form of data analysis, bar graphs allow users to get a better understanding
of how different sets of data interact with one another.
Another helpful chart within QlikView is the line graph or movements chart which shows
short term and long term trends.
The last chart we’ll profile is the ratio or pie chart which helps users see total share
of various aspects of a set of data.
Now that we have the basics of what QlikView is capable of, we’ll jump in to a data set
to see an example of what QLikView can do.
This is a hypothetical prescription tracker.
The data and layout are entirely customizable and can be used to develop sales strategies.
There are three sheets that each contain different data.
Dashboard, prescriptions and call frequency.
By clicking on data to the left, users can see how various markets and geographic areas
are impacted.
The same goes for data within the prescriptions sheet with the added ability to sort based
on physician.
The charts can also be customized to show volume or market share.
Lastly call volume gives a good indication of which salespeople are creating the most
opportunities.
Users can also toggle the addtional filters to select various products, codes, or territories.
To display what QlikView Sense, the online web application is capable of, we’ll check
out the sales and customer analysis data for a hypothetical sporting goods company.
this interface has the added benefit of being accessible via the cloud and can therefore
be easily shared and adjusted amongst team members.
The layout is very simple and intuitive with the ability to select various information
on the left hand side and sort data in the center.
Users can toggle between various sheets via the pulldown tab in the top right.
There’s also the ability to create power-point like stories as well which give managers the
ability to act on their data.
Lastly QlikView has powerful Salesforce integration.
At the top are similar icons that let users clear the current data, go back, lock all
selection, bookmark, and more.
The dashboard displays past present and predicted data.
Volume and top closers take a prominent place within the data.
Teams can also view overall trends, sort by opportunity stage, and sales rep.
Also within the opportunity tab, click on a cell will bring up all data with the same
value so users can easily see how opportunities are doign by sattus, rep, type, etc...
Made for medium-sized companies to enterprises, QlikView is available for a medium price point.
A few limitation we noticed and confirmed from reviews on our website is the learning
curve is quite steep so this isn’t for anyone looking for quick reports and while the stories
and reporting were neat within the interface, they were difficult to export or view outside
of the web application..
In summary, QlikView helps businesses: 1) explore your data so you can understand
what’s happening and why 2) navigate vast amounts of data from multiple
sources 3) share insights visually and accurately
knowing the analysis
To find out more about QlikView or other Business Intelligence software, check out our website
where we can help you find technology that will fit the needs of your work.
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