Qlik

Qlik is an advanced Business Intelligence (BI) platform, known for its innovative associative engine that allows users to freely explore data and discover hidden relationships. Qlik is widely used by organizations worldwide for data analysis, visualization, and supporting business decisions.

1. Associative engine – Qlik allows for data analysis without the limitations imposed by traditional relational models, enabling quick discovery of data relationships.
2. Data modeling flexibility – The platform enables advanced data modeling, connecting various sources, and creating complex analyses.
3. Rich visualization capabilities – Qlik offers a wide range of visualizations, charts, and dashboards that can be tailored to individual business needs.
4. Performance with large datasets – The Qlik engine is optimized for working with large data volumes, ensuring fast processing and analysis.
5. Integrations with multiple data sources – Qlik supports integrations with SQL databases, files, cloud, API, and popular ERP and CRM systems.
6. Advanced analytical capabilities – The platform supports predictive analytics, machine learning, and integrations with AI tools.
7. Cloud and on-premise availability – Qlik is available as both a cloud solution and a locally installed one, offering deployment flexibility.
8. Community and support – An active user community and extensive technical and training support.

1. Licensing costs – Qlik is a premium solution – advanced features and scalability come with higher licensing costs.
2. Learning curve – Advanced data modeling and Qlik Script require study and experience.
3. Deployment complexity – Deploying Qlik in large organizations can be time-consuming and require specialist support.
4. Customization limitations – Some custom visualizations may require additional programming or extensions.

Qlik integrates with a wide range of data sources: SQL databases, Excel, Salesforce, SAP, Dynamics 365, Google Analytics, cloud services (Azure, AWS, Google Cloud), API, and e-commerce and ERP platforms. The platform allows for functionality expansion through add-ons, custom visualizations, and integrations with automation and AI tools. Qlik also develops tools for predictive analysis and integration with programming languages (Python, R).

• Power BI: Power BI is simpler to use and better integrated with the Microsoft ecosystem, whereas Qlik offers greater data modeling flexibility and an associative engine.
• Tableau: Tableau stands out with advanced visualizations and ad hoc analysis, while Qlik provides greater freedom in data exploration and modeling flexibility.
• Google Data Studio: Google Data Studio is free and easy to use but does not offer as advanced analytical and integration capabilities as Qlik.

•  Maintenance and development of IT systems (web applications, websites)
• Design and development work (creating new functionalities, expanding existing systems)
• User support and software engineering consulting
• Software quality assurance (testing, audits, optimization)
• IT project management (project leadership, consultations, workshops)
• DevOps services (server monitoring, updates, security, infrastructure maintenance)
• Design and implementation of dedicated solutions (including system integrations)
• Business and technology consulting (analysis, recommendations, process optimization)
• Post-implementation and service support (hypercare, rapid response to tickets, SLA)
• Graphic design and UX/UI services (for application and website development)