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Qlikview
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QlikView is easier and faster to deploy than traditional OLAP solutions. Most organizations find they can be up and running in a few weeks. QlikView deployments tend to be iterative allowing us to work with extremely fast cycle times to create the exact solution the customer requires. Quasar Business Solutions Inc has a team of consultants available to install and configure the QlikView software for QlikView customers. Our team is available to provide any assistance required, whether you need us to deliver the project in its entirety or only require remote support for an in-house implementation.
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Why QlikView?
- Fast Time to Value - because the data is loaded in memory, creating analysis in QlikView takes seconds. There is no pre-definition of what is a dimension – any data is available as a dimension and any data is available as a measure. The time implementing QlikView is spent locating data, and deciding what analysis is interesting or relevant to solving the business question
- Ease of use - the entire end-user experience in QlikView is driven by the “qlik.” Each time a user wants to review the data sliced a new way, he/she simply clicks on the data he/she wants to evaluate. Users can go from high level aggregates to individual records in a click
- Powerful - because queries and calculations are performed in memory, they are extremely quick. QlikView is not constrained by the speed of the underlying source
- Flexible - with QlikView, viewing analysis by a new dimension or changing a measure can be performed by business professionals in seconds. Standard interfaces, including ODBC and Web Services, mean that any data source can be analyzed in QlikView. Users can do “local” or “desktop” analysis, using the full data and
interactivity of the application on their local workstations/laptops
- Scalable - QlikView is designed to scale easily in both the amount of data it can handle, and the number of users working with it. Through a web browser, it is possible to utilize all available hardware power across all
available processors and cores
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