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Qlikview experiences 45% growth rate in the past year

4 October 2011

Qliktech (the makers of the Qlikview product) have announced a 45% jump in sales of Qilkview over the last year.Since the company had its Nasdaq IPO in July 2010, there has been strong take up for its offering of a set of integrated BI tools designed to create highly interactive applications, dashboards and reports. One of its strengths is that it can combine data from disparate sources, at a low cost, another advantage is it's user-driven approach to BI. Analysts have remarked on QlikView's user-driven approach to BI, which focuses on ease-of-use for both IT professionals and non-technical users. The suite also differentiates itself from other BI platforms by being wholly based on an in-memory data store. By utilising in-memory, as opposed to traditional disk storage, the BI application can refresh data in real time to support operational BI environments such as monitoring financial transactions. A further strength is its ability to combine data from disparate sources, including Oracle, SAP, Salesforce.com, SQL Server and Excel

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