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data analysis is sometimes difficult with QlikView. More computationally expensive to use as it requires a larger memory space.

for us because of the type of data that we are analyzing. There are also cheaper options out there that are definitely better.

Customer and implementation support. Expensive. Poor performance, the application is RAM and CPU hungry 100% of the time

Qlikview's licenses are not cheap, but you get a good value for … The cost could be a little high for some companies. The UI is not as simple to manage. 8 … for the price you are paying. In case you have a lot of users accessing the reports and dashboards, it could…

tools have similar functions to QlikView and some of them also have much cheaper price. However, the strength of QlikView is that it is much easier to use

Too many features. Cost a bit too high.

Ease of use. Pricing model. … Qlik was less intuitive than Paxata, but less expensive than either MicroStrategy or PowerBI. Qlik has enough breadth to accommodate

If cost is of the essence then this product can do what you are probably looking … It is inexpensive and cost prohibited software. Has alot of canned reports that you would need and

QlikView is cost-efficient and has a free desktop version to try out the different functions

QlikView is very similar to Tableau. However, I believe it is a cheaper solution, and that is why our company has chosen QlikView. It has been able

extra benefits, but there's no pricing until I have an online meeting and explain the whole concept, which is more expensive. … uses the software because we have all the systems integrated (products, prices and IT) so the whole company speaks the same language. As a business, we … the whole data…

report creation features are far superior in QlikView than in PowerBI.The cost factor in using PowerBI exceeds the similar implementation of QlikView.

as if the learning curve for non technical people was quite steep. The pricing model for this product can be a little prohibitive for smaller organizations

is certainly on that one user, but the payback is immense considering the price (free!). Solutions like Tableau and Qlik's new product, Qlik Sense, are certainly … demanding in terms of UI design, but they can't touch QlikView in terms of value. … so you roll a pro-level product out to an entire depa…

extracting and cleaning data from ODBC compliant databases and Comma Separated Value (.csv) or excel data files. I think that Qlikview desktop is better than

Power BI is cheaper, but more basic. Tableau is more expensive, but with greater capabilities. I feel like the other

For us the investment value is related to the change in working practices and desire to share rich-content

the beginning in our IT and KPI department, and then in our production and cost analysis departments. We carry out dashboards and tables to present the data

however, seen Microsoft BI and BIRST --- both of which seem much more expensive (and perhaps complex) than QlikView. But I'm conjecturing a bit here.

QlikView does not provide cost data. I'm given the information I need but I have to do some math in order to come up with the cost we're selling a product … marketing department we use it for Business Intelligence to view margin, cost, categories, etc. It gives us really granular info about our skus and sales … campaigns based on margin and bestsellers. We've al…

The cost is usually steep, so I would check about the budget first. QlikView is very … The cost is very reduced for the university so it won't be a big hassle to renew,

key asset for any company. Constantly being selected for its licensing and cost effectiveness, ease of dashboard Implementation, data management and manipulation

(Qlik likes to call the same term Business Discovery). However, the core value remains largely the same: With QlikView, we can load large amounts of data … you know if your employees follow your travel policy, and how much does it cost you when they don't? All of those questions have one thing in common - if … then continue learning more advanced techniques…

introduce meaningful composite keys, hash values for columns being compared, review case sensitivity of the values, analyze for cross joins/absence of relationship … data visualization (example: hierarchically organized Operational codes, prices, business conditions and busn programs). Makes good compression of data for … missing data.ETL delivery (validation/direct comparison…

In-memory technology brings very quick and easy switching between field value selections, since ALL the data is stored in the RAM. Information is already … reload or refresh of the application. A corporate complaint I always hear: Expensive Licenses. Perhaps this can be remedied…