AmpleLogic aPaaS for Life Science vs. Qlik Analytics Platform

Qlik Analytics Platform has helped us track turnaround time as well as sales volumes. We can display metrics in a multitude of ways and can then slice it up in even more ways by adding filters. It is nice that you can filter down the data by essentially "Qliking" anywhere to find insights. Qlik Analytics Platform has been extremely beneficial in reducing manual reports. We are able to automate numerous reports in addition to setting up alerts, through Nprinting, that will notify users when certain metrics are hit. For example, if our turnaround time exceeds a certain number, we can alert business stakeholders so they can take a closer look. We can also send notifications to sales representatives when their territories are underperforming.

Incentivized

• Fast setup of analytics report
• Easy tweaking of build dashboards
• Perfect integration with other data software
• Vast possibilities on setting up dashboards

Incentivized

• Certainly, it turns out that implementation and data modeling are sometimes complex.
• There are still many graphic and representation limits that need complex customizations to be overcome.

Incentivized

Customer support is provided through resellers, and finding the right reseller for your context can be a challenge. However our support from our last two resellers/partners has been largely very good. The online community is strong, though obviously doesn't replace having local technical experts working with the product and managing it.

Incentivized

Qlik is a platform with more scaling ability and functionality compared to PowerBI. PowerBI is the prior step before passing to Qlik, however, Qlik provides more functions and abilities to the business domain unit with better management capabilities for the IT team that set it up. In the end, we implemented Qlik for functionality and scalability.

Incentivized

• It made our analytics better
• Dashboards for strategic decisions are changed and setup faster
• We spend more time on learning the tool than we thought to need

Incentivized