TechValidate Research on Qlik


Case Study: Capgemini

Introduction

This case study of Capgemini is based on a February 2016 survey of Qlik customers by TechValidate, a 3rd-party research service.

“Qlik’s associative model helps me see the whole story within my data so I can make better, more informed business decisions.”

“Using Qlik, we’ve experienced better efficiency and flexibility as well as an improved turn around time for the business users.”

Challenges

  • Purchased Qlik for the following reasons:
    • It lets them associate large volumes of data from multiple sources
    • It is easy to use and lets me quickly drill down to the underlying data
    • They can create intuitive and smart data visualizations with Qlik
  • Evaluated the following BI vendors before selecting Qlik:
    • IBM
    • Tableau

Use Case

  • Areas of the organization where Qlik is predominantly deployed:
    • In a line of business
    • In multiple departments

Results

  • Overcame the following challenges with Qlik:
    • Accessing cross-departmental data and feeling restricted by data silos
    • Seeing and making sense of all their data
  • Benefits / positive impacts seen since using Qlik:
    • Accelerated and improved confident decision-making
    • Reduced risk
    • Improved cross-departmental use of data
  • Improved their decision-making agility by 50% – 74% with Qlik.
  • Level of agreement with the following statements about Qlik:
    • Qlik is the best platform: agree
    • Qlik is easy and intuitive: agree
    • They can act on all their data with Qlik: neither agree nor disagree
    • They are satisfied with Qlik: agree
    • They can answer any question: neither agree nor disagree




About This Data

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