High Tech Analytics
Innovate and optimize with the agility of real-time analytics
Success in high tech depends on your ability to identify and quickly respond to market changes through rapid innovation and execution. That’s why your teams need in-the-moment awareness about every aspect of your business. Qlik’s high tech analytics allows you to combine data from many sources and freely explore and analyze that data in near-time or real-time to make lightning-fast, data-driven decisions such as:
- Executives and finance teams overcoming the challenges of planning, forecasting, and tracking revenues and expenses in the dynamic tech industry, with frequent product introductions and upgrades, nimble competition and even new categories emerging overnight.
- B2B sales & marketing teams identifying and aligning on target markets and accounts, ensuring a smooth hand off of leads, and accurately measuring each team's impact on deals.
- B2C sales & marketing teams understanding customer behavior, segments and needs in constantly changing tech environments and taking proactive efforts to improve customer acquisition and retention.
- R&D accelerating innovation by analyzing research data and market trends.
- Product teams improving UX by analyzing how users interact with products.
- Operations & manufacturing teams optimizing inventory by gaining global sales and supply chain visibility.
And all teams need a governed dataset that brings together data from a wide variety of sources, provides a reliable, single source of truth and gives a holistic view of the business. That way, all users spend more time getting insights and taking action, and less time preparing data.
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Lenovo now has one source of truth
Lenovo uses Qlik to create one source of truth and leverage self-service analytics that enables them to make smarter, faster, data-driven decisions. -
DocuSign tears down data silos
DocuSign began its data transformation journey with Qlik by bringing together data from many different sources. Plus, Qlik self-service analytics enables between 80 and 90% of apps to be developed by business users rather than the BI team. -
Samsung increases sales and efficiency
Samsung’s area development managers needed data insight on the go on store sales and inventory to keep outlets within standards. Samsung chose Qlik over Tableau and Power BI due to Qlik’s robust embedded analytics capabilities and the retail mobile Qlik app has increased field visit efficiency by 20%.
Should you build or buy? Qlik embedded analytics helps you get to market faster.
Your developers may be able to build custom visualizations, KPI dashboards, and reporting within your software or website. But is that the best way to invest your precious development resources? Qlik’s complete embedded analytics platform allows you to customize white label analytics solutions to meet your business requirements faster and deliver more value overall. And Qlik can even manage and automate your integrations for you so you can create and maintain native API integrations efficiently and at scale.
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E2open provides partners real-time analytics
E2open revolutionizes supply chain management software by creating real-time visibility and a single, connected platform for all planning needs. Qlik analytics, embedded in the E2open platform, provides quick, actionable insights for all ecosystem partners. -
Amadeus allows customers to analyze their data
Amadeus, a leader in SaaS solutions for the airline industry, embeds Qlik inside its complex ecosystem of processes and operation tools to help their customers analyze their own big data on booking, scheduling and sales. -
Microland sets itself apart by giving customers visibility
Microland, an IT service management leader, incorporated Qlik as the visualization layer for its SmartInsights platform of pre-built dashboards and KPIs for its customers. This has differentiated Microland from their competition and reduced resolution times.