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Qlik named as Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for 12th year

Mon, 28th Mar 2022
FYI, this story is more than a year old

Qlik has been positioned by Gartner in the Leaders quadrant of the 2022 Magic Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms. This recognition marks the twelfth straight year of Qliks position in the Leaders quadrant.

Qlik offers the industry's only end-to-end multi-cloud platform built for Active Intelligence. The platform manages all stages of an organisation's analytics data pipeline to deliver the ability to transform raw data into informed action.

According to the company Qlik Active Intelligence Platform capabilities grew significantly in 2021, including:

Introduction of Qlik Forts, a new hybrid cloud service that securely extends the analytics capabilities of Qlik Cloud to wherever data needs to reside.

Whether data is located on-premises, in a virtual private cloud or a public cloud, Qlik Forts is designed to eliminate the need to move previously siloed local data for cloud analytics. This enables cost savings and performance benefits of SaaS while meeting governance, jurisdiction and policy requirements, the company states.

Debut of Qlik Application Automation, a no-code solution designed to drive action from context aware insights through streamlined and optimised workflows between SaaS applications, including Qlik Cloud.

Through automated workflows, Qlik Application Automation can trigger alerts, invoke downstream processes, and enhance collaboration, all of which accelerate datas time to value and make it more actionable.

Launch of Hybrid Data Delivery, the first in a planned series of Qlik Cloud Data Services. Hybrid Data Delivery automates the continuous replication of data in near real-time from on-premises data sources directly into Qlik Cloud, ensuring more relevant and timely data is available for consumption by Qlik Analytics.

Expansion of Qlik's SaaS roadmap with two strategic acquisitions: Big Squid (rebranded as Qlik AutoML) and NodeGraph (rebranded as Qlik Lineage Connectors).

Qlik AutoML delivers machine learning capabilities to analytics teams, including key driver analysis, predictive analytics and what if decision planning, all backed with explainable AI.

Qlik Lineage Connectors capabilities expand Qlik's ability to provide the data fabric that customers need to understand the data flowing through their analytics data pipelines from source through transformation to use, with field level lineage that shows where important metrics and KPIs come from, driving the notion of explainable BI across multiple versions of the truth.

Qlik CEO Mike Capone comments, "Qlik is delivering the innovation customers need to achieve a state of Active Intelligence, where technology and processes activate data in real-time to inform every business decision.

"We believe that our cloud-first analytics platform, reinforced by our twelfth time recognition as a Leader from Gartner and best-in-class customer retention, gives customers incredible confidence that they can unlock the full potential of their data with Qlik.

Customer J.M. Benedetto, chief data officer of Leroy Merlin in Brazil, says, "We have seen a rapid growth in our business and need our organisation to react effectively to demands so we continue to deliver high-quality customer satisfaction.

"We already saw great value in using Qlik in our core business. The self-service capabilities of Qlik's cloud platform are a great fit for us to help spread data throughout the organisation so our employees can collaborate on decision making to continue to fuel our growth.

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