Qlik SensePricing

firm delivers end to end process for our customers, transforming Data into values following Analytics Data pipeline: - Data Integration--->Data Manage … Forecasting. Marketing: -Demand, Revenue Forecasting, Customer lifetime value. Finance: - Expense and Risk Management.…

much competition and Qlik Sense have to keep cost-effective against solutions that might have a very good cost or even some "free" tools like Google Data … Could be easier to set up Become more accessible Maybe a better cost 8

analysis of current information and forecasting almost always provides more value to the company than analyzing historical data. Try to focus on that and Qlik … applications with support from chosen official Qlik partner. Second, the Qlik price and TCO were better. The last, but not the least, the opportunity t…

Especially for non-IT. It's also too expensive to scale to hundred - thousands users, it would be fine to have lower license cost.

100% because to use the complete package you have to pay, and it's not that cheap and on the other hand because it has some deficiencies, such as technical

Qlik Sense comes out as a superior product as well as more cost efficient than some of the other products we evaluated as a part of our Enterprise

Qlik Sense is relatively cheaper and more futuristic

back and forth a few times to get it right It doesn't update in real time pricing

integrating data without needing a database. Our data was extracted quickly, cheaply, and without rewriting our legacy database architecture. The ETL tool outperforms … The rigidity of pricing Many functions are complex There is a lack of cutting-edge analytics … surfac…

We use Qlik Sense to produce value-added information for our customers. The main objective is to answer critical business questions, underline the main

budget for something such as Tableau or Power BI. It was about a tenth of the price of competitors. It took some development work on our end, but ended up saving

addons. It should be provided as a standard package without additional cost. Expensive compared to competitors.

across business areas, with some preferring to take visualisations at face value, and others preferring to use filters to export relevant data. Specialised

User friendly Performance Maturity of the tool Pricing … Price Product Features Product Usability Product Reputation Prior Experience with

Qlik Sense is very flexible and cost efficient. Given the cost and ability to build just about anything, I highly recommend the product. Dashboard performance

same on-prem and cloud Frequent problems with on-prem CPU pegging to 100% Expensive license structure … Qlik helped democratize data Qlik license cost is prohibitive for expansion to a large organization Qlik has a shallow learning

More user friendly, better price

how to interpret the data. When a Qlik report has problems, the team in charge of fixing them has no capacity to work on these fixes because they are occupied

Price. Not a lot of external community help (forums, etc.).

are necessary. Also, it is not cost-effective or scalable for embedding into other applications. Licensing is too expensive. … embedding into software solutions. Both provide better licensing deals (=cheaper) than Qlik. Overall, I would choose Power BI, Tableau then Qlik Sense…

The cost structure and ease of implementation were drivers in the decision.

We have recognized a lot of value from being able to visualize our data in a rapid fashion. We had some difficulty

develop new analytics artifacts in is a real bonus. Basically, if you can afford the product then it is probably worth taking a good look at whether it is … A lot of value generation for the business is in having happy users and low entry para…

I think the changes to the new pricing plan does not leave much of a choice. I myself prefer the old scheme (there