Very proud to announce that today Qlik launched the industry’s first Data Literacy Consulting Service and Signature Services as part of a Data Literacy as a Service approach to creating a data-driven culture. It’s been quite a journey for Qlik these past few years as one of the leading advocates for the importance of data literacy. Through our own work creating a full library of free data literacy courses and being a founding member of the Data Literacy Project, we’ve seen data literacy evolve from curiosity to acceptance to real need within every organization.
My friend and colleague Jordan Morrow has been a tireless champion of the need for data literacy, traveling the world with his team to execute hundreds of sessions with a whole range of organizations – from Fortune 500s, to universities and government agencies, to every company size in between. Invariably, after these sessions, we heard over and over two things:
“This is fantastic, and so relevant to my business.”
“What do I do next?”
So, although we’ve been delivering a whole host of free education services and trainings to the market these past two years, we know customers and partners need more direct, hands-on and ongoing help to make sure data literacy becomes a foundation of how their organizations function. It’s that fundamental and real customer need driving our creation of these services.
When we thought through what was happening on the ground, we realized organizations are facing people, process and technology challenges along the way to creating a data-driven culture. Our Data Literacy as a Service approach is designed to enable a holistic, always-on customer success program, one that helps bridge the gaps to a data-informed culture by optimizing three components:
Our initial Data Literacy Consulting and Signature Services are available today via subscription, and, like other subscription services, can be customized over time to evolve with a customer’s unique needs. What exactly can organizations purchase today?
Want to know more? Check out our full range of data literacy offerings and services here and here.