Qlik Sense / Qlik Cloud Analyticsの評判・口コミ 全13件

What do you dislike?

Lack of Governance. Security rules wizard, the freedom provided to developers via APIs, to be provided to system administrators and platform admins. Bring back the Qlik Deployment Console! It looks like Qlik Sense is on,y focused on developers. Developers don窶冲 always know which data is meaningful or even how to showcase the date to allow business analysts to get the most out of it. Platform administrators are still heavily required for on premise deployments (and hybrid solutions).

What do you like best?

The QIX engine, the associative model and the ease of use and small learning curve even for advanced or very advanced topics. Getting started with Qlik Sense is very easy, use Desktop or experience the Qlik Cloud, drop your files or create your connections and you are done! Dashboarding? Covered, high quality PDF reports? Got them. Scalable, robust solution to handle complex formulas and millions of rows? Granted!

Recommendations to others considering the product

Qlik Sense it not QlikView. Even your most experienced QlikView developers can struggle getting accustomed to both or transitioning if that窶冱 the decision. Web developers can do well if they are properly and closely guided by data architects as they can build awesome standalone solutions or fully integrated in whatever web portal you are already using to communicate or share your data and insights.

Script and expressions syntax, variables and even some charts can be reused but be ready to shift to a web developer mindset to fully unleash the potential of Qlik Sense.

The administration is more complex, yet more complete. It allows plenty of integrations with web based and well known security mechanisms such SAML, Okta, cookies or headers. The security roles are extremely granular, but you need to learn how to use them. You need some knowledge on proxies and multi layered deployments which where nit oossible in Qlik.

Make sure Qlik Sense fit your needs. Ask Qlik to engage and do something with your own data, and show how it is done. Engage with their experts to explore the most convenient and performant deployment.

What do you dislike?

Licensing policy less flexible, Need to increase the use-cases

What do you like best?

Strong ETL engine built in, Ability of hold large amount of data (in memory) and ease of use in creating powerful visualizations. Security features very nice.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Look at Qlik Sense if interested in enterprise deployment.

Not recommended for stand alone users (excel sheet based)

What do you dislike?

The cost along with the licensing model can be a bit much.

What do you like best?

Qlik does a really good job at making teh development of data visualizations both easy and intuitive.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Be sure you are ready to invest in your people. Qlik's power is directly related to the abilities of your developers. Also, as soon as you have experienced Qlik users, be prepared to fight to keep them.

What do you dislike?

Security rules can be cumbersome as they require scripting. There is a wizard that will let you set up some basic rules, but once you get into and/or/if scenarios, the rules need to be manually edited and the syntax takes some getting used to.

What do you like best?

Browser-based for ease of deployment; broad selection of visualizations; powerful scripting language for data loads; huge selection of data connectors; powerful Set Analysis functions.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Use the technical resources available via your Sales rep. You do not necessarily need to call tech support for product usage information. Call your sales rep first and see if they can get one of the technical experts in their location to help you with product knowledge.

What do you dislike?

I wish that the dashboard design had a little more flexibility for those of us who prefer to customize.

What do you like best?

Qlik Sense is easy to connect with data sources and it is even easier to design a dashboard!

What do you dislike?

1) Set analysis is strong but takes time to learn

2) NPrinting could use some enhancements to make it easier to admin (e.g., .xls spreadsheet for both input & output for all items)

What do you like best?

1) Associative data model

2) Quick learning curve for both analysts (report writers) and business users

3) Highly adaptable to various skill levels

Recommendations to others considering the product

Conduct an inventory of your internal reports (author, audience, frequency, etc.) to get an idea of the company's needs and who will actually stand to gain the most when Qlik is up and running. This will inform who needs to be a part of the internal working group and also prioritize what reports get done first.

I also recommend taking an assessment of skill sets for your analysts. Qlik Set Analysis translates very well to those with MS Excel or Access or SQL experience.

What do you dislike?

Not much, there is a bit of technical know how needed for data sourcing and "cleansing" but it allows for some pretty neat ways to present data.

What do you like best?

The ability to show the end user actionable data through all of our "disconnected" systems.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Create a test environment to see what Qlik can do for you. Once we saw the data in one single location we knew we had picked a software that would help us win.

What do you dislike?

Nprinting doesnt seem to work well. Wish there was better automated email function

What do you like best?

This software is really great and easy to use.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Improve Nprinting software

What do you dislike?

We have honestly not found anything that we cannot do within Qlik. If I had to choose something, it might be the limitations of specific Charts in not being able to add more dimensions and measures, but that is just being greedy, picky, and unrealistic.

What do you like best?

Qlik's fun and easy interface gives our users a sense of excitement in playing with the data. Its ease-of-implementation has allowed our Analytics team to present large quantities of information in ways that have never been viewed in our company at speeds that give us the ability to adjust apps on the fly.