QlikView, simplifies analysis for everyone

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At last a powerful and easy to use for building dashboards and navigation data.

QlikView business analysis provides a fast, powerful, highly interactive and resident in memory, without the limitations, cost or complexity of traditional BI tools. QlikView is deployed in days and users trained in minutes.

It says on the website presentation of the product, we are now talking more in detail their characteristics.

QlikView is a tool that can easily approach the book takes a relational DB and navigate them naturally.

QlikView can connect with the most different data sources: from Access DB to ODBC connections near the machine home from Excel file to text files.

The burden of data goes through a load script for screw a language very similar to SQL, portanto easily understood.Once the data has been loaded can be, or not, stored in a file format QlikView (file QVD). Or used directly in the same control panel.

The control panel can be constructed by different objects, pivot tables, flat tables, graphs to pie, to bars, text, menu per set filters, etc ... all in windows mode and without writing code.
If you want to customize the control panel buttons or maybe have associated code and subroutines can be developed to link these events.
All objects can be placed on report, printed one by one, exported to Excel or processed in tables or graphs.
The system uses all available RAM, up to 2 GB for 32-bit version, with the consequence that other applications that need lots of RAM, executed the same, go slower tempo, but with the ventata to have always at disposal, so fast, all the data that we navigate in QlikView.

QlikView provides a new perspective for applications based on databases.Differently compared to traditional database tools. QlikView presents the user with graphic development possibilities of solving the most diverse needs.

In working with tables, forms or complex query, the user works with a simple interface based on point-and-clik. QlikView thus helping you in understanding and interpreting the data.

 
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