Qlik Spotlight: Recent Episodes
John Sands
Have a peek behind the PowerPoint. We are proud of the people who work at Qlik our customers and our partners,all of these interviews are also available on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW1uf5CQ_gSrR6wZ-WSwAzEJrnve9T-Ff
JP talks to me about Section Access Management (SAM) and how it adds a layer of simplicity around managing your Qlik section access environment
Uma Mahida from Qlik talks about Diwali and how her family celebrates this important time in the Indian calendar.
In episode 2 of this series me and Gail talk to Mike and Kathi about how Qlik are fighting racism in corporate America and across the globe.
I have a great chat with Ellie about Data Brilliance and how Qlik accelerated their digital transformation and increased adoption within BT Consumer
Had a great chat with Masaki who works as a pre-sales manager in Japan. He and his co-authors spotted a gap in the market where there were no Instructional Qlik Sense books written in Japanese. So they decided to write one themselves, they had a few challenges on the way such as what material to include without the book being 2000 pages long but the rest is history, you can go to all of the popular online book stores and buy a copy. What a great example of entrepreneurial spirit and go get attitude.
Gail, Mike and Kathi talk about racism and bias in a corporate environment. Mike and Kathi talk about how Qlik is looking at these issues and meeting them head to head.
I talk to Vanja about why the average in Sweden compared to men in programming is 6% and how this can be changed. She gave a fascinating presentation in the Lund office which can be accessed via the table below and is well worth a watch. Vanja helped to setup the Pink Programming Initiative which promotes females in IT and hopes to change that figure of 6%
I catch up with Chris at Sales Kick Off in Las Vegas. He talks to me about how SDG is diversifying both on a geographical and Industry basis
I talk to Dave at SKO 2020 about the way BT are using Qlik. They are looking at viewing their customers across the whole BT data landscape which offers up its own challenges. Qlik is helping them bring together many disparate data formats. He also talks about the importance of Data Literacy in creating a real time actionable view of their customers.
I catch up with Patrick from IAS and he gives me insight in to why he loves Qlik and how it helps him to deliver to his customers. IAS have a hugely complicated data infrastructure and Qlik helps him to destroy the silos that are inevitable with complication.