Item: Qlik Sense
Rating: 9
Author: Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Qlik Sense

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

It is being used to consolidate data from different businesses and departments across the organisation. It is also being used at a local level to analyse production data and performance.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Reducing manual transactions for end users.
It allows end-users to quickly drill down into data to spend more time addressing problems rather than trying to find where they are.
Allows the consolidating of data from multiple sources.

Cons

Not everything is intuitive, requires experience and training to get the best out of Qlik and create good data models and dashboards.
The dashboards themselves are not the most aesthetically pleasing compared to other software packages that are available.
There are limited options to customise the look and feel of dashboards.

Return on Investment

Reduced time of fault mode analysis.
Identified capacity constraints/opportunities by country.
Identified margin anomalies by business, geography and market.

Other Software Used

NetSuite, Epicor iScala, Microsoft Teams

Qlik is great for consolidating data from different sources, e.g. where businesses are using several different systems such as MES, ERP and even manually created spreadsheets.

It is excellent for eliminating manual transactions in situations where end users are regularly analyzing data from the same sources but need up to date information.

It is not a plug and play solution and does need some experience or training to be able to develop good data models and user-friendly dashboards. End users themselves will also need basic familiarisation in using dashboards.

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