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QlikView 8.5 Does More, Costs Less

I haven’t been working much with QlikView recently, which is why I haven’t been writing about it. But I did receive news of their latest re...

OK, I freely admit I’m fascinated by offbeat database engines. Maybe there is a support group for this. In any event, the highlight of my ...

I had an email yesterday from Blink Logic , which offers on-demand business intelligence. That could mean quite a few things but the most ...

As I’ve now written more times than I care to admit, specialized analytical databases are very much in style. In addition to my beloved Ql...

I spent some time recently delving into QlikView ’s automation functions, which allow users to write macros to control various activities. ...

Appearances to the contrary, I do have work to do. But in reflecting on yesterday's post, I did think of one more way to present the i...

As anyone who knows me would have expected, I couldn't resist figuring out how to draw and post the chart I described last week to illus...

I’ve been planning for about a month to write about the position of QlikTech in the larger market for business intelligence systems. The t...

A few days ago, I replied to a question regarding QlikTech scalability. (See What Makes QlikTech So Good? , August 3, 2007) I asked QlikT...

Continuing with Friday’s thought , it’s worth giving a concrete example of what QlikTech makes easy. Let’s look at the cross-sell report I...

To carry on a bit with yesterday’s topic— QlikTech fascinates me on two levels: first, because it is such a powerful technology, and secon...

You may have noticed that I haven’t been posting recently. The reason is almost silly: I got to thinking about the suggestion in The Power ...