RADNOR, Pa.--()--QlikTech, (NASDAQ: QLIK) a leader in Business Discovery – user-driven Business Intelligence (BI), today announced the launch of QlikView Direct Discovery for direct access to big data sources within QlikView apps. As part of QlikView’s Big Data Discovery strategy, Direct Discovery can link data already loaded in-memory with big data sources for rapid visual analysis. With this hybrid model for comprehensive analysis, there is no need to choose between direct access to big data or pre-loading data in-memory. QlikView Direct Discovery will be part of the QlikView Version 11 upgrade available in December 2012 at no additional cost.
“What our enterprise customers love about QlikView is it makes data that was once just stored, now used on a daily basis. Its intuitive nature makes people to which this data is most relevant become devoted power users”
Simplified User Experience Powered by Big Data
By directly
querying tables without a complicated ETL process, IT departments are
able to open up all the vast information sources that were previously
out of reach to the business user. This hybrid approach unifies data
silos giving users the data they need when they need it without time or
productivity drains. With QlikView Direct Discovery users gain high
performance big data access with all of the associative search options
of QlikView Business Discovery. Users can continue to explore
information freely rather than being confined to a predefined path of
questions. This insight for everyone can be deployed in a mobile
environment or with a social and collaborative experience.
“What our enterprise customers love about QlikView is it makes data that was once just stored, now used on a daily basis. Its intuitive nature makes people to which this data is most relevant become devoted power users,” said Anthony Deighton, Chief Technology Officer at QlikTech. “By directly connecting to the largest data warehouses as well as leveraging data loaded in memory, this opens up the possibilities for countless new QlikView applications. Now, big data sets can get the big business brains behind them to make all of those insights actionable for results. As the pioneers in memory analysis, this truly marks a major milestone for the next era of Big Data Business Discovery.”
Big Data Discovery without Limits
Although traditional
business intelligence or visualization engine vendors allow either the
analysis of in-memory or data warehouse sources, QlikView
delivers both sources in a single analysis. This means retail sales
trends in QlikView, for instance, can now be analyzed with massive
transactional data from the data warehouse to reveal consumer buying
patterns for more informed and effective sales promotions. Customers can
achieve this enterprise agility with the same rapid implementations and
optimized performance they are accustomed to in QlikView.
Customers or partners interested in the Direct Discovery beta program can contact beta@qlikview.com immediately to take part before general availability in December 2012.
About QlikTech
QlikTech (NASDAQ: QLIK) is a leader in
Business Discovery—user-driven Business Intelligence (BI). Its QlikView
Business Discovery solution bridges the gap between traditional BI
solutions and inadequate spreadsheet applications. The in-memory
associative search technology QlikTech pioneered created the
self-service BI category, allowing users to explore information freely
rather than being confined to a predefined path of questions.
Appropriate from SMB to the largest global enterprise, QlikView’s
self-service analysis can be deployed with data governance in days or
weeks. The QlikView Business Discovery platform’s app-driven model works
with existing BI solutions, offering an immersive mobile and social,
collaborative experience. Headquartered in Radnor, Pennsylvania,
QlikTech has offices around the world serving approximately 26,000
customers in over 100 countries.
QlikTech and QlikView are trademarks or registered trademarks of QlikTech or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and other countries. Other company names, product names and company logos mentioned herein are the trademarks, or registered trademarks of their respective owners.





