topic Re: QlikMap vs GeoQlik in QlikView

QlikMap vs GeoQlik

Anonymous — Thu, 01 Oct 2015 07:46:07 GMT

Hi All,

Please someone explain what is the difference between QlikMap and GeoQlik?

What is the pros and cons each of that?

Thanks and Regards,

Jerry

Re: QlikMap vs GeoQlik

pamaxeed — Thu, 01 Oct 2015 07:55:43 GMT

Hi,

both are good mapping extension for Qlikview and Qliksense.

The functionalities are mostly the same, but they use to different approaches (now i am regarding the Qlikview version):
- Geoqlik: requires a server installation on the server side where you can make all kind of configurations, define layers and themes and it is based on flash technology.

- Qlikmap: is fully based on javascript and not requires any server installtion, you just need install the extension on the Qlikview server and you already can work with it. In addition you can make some customizations using simple html.

So in conclusion I think there is not much difference regarding the offered functionalities from both extensions, they use different technologies, but offer almost the same features set.

Cheers,

Patric

Re: QlikMap vs GeoQlik

dgreenberg — Thu, 01 Oct 2015 14:45:15 GMT

I found GeoQlik to be slow and cumbersome compared to QlikMaps.

I have only attended presentations on QlikMaps and not personally used it but remember how slow GeoQlik was and also the trouble I had finding shape files that were useful and also small enough to be loaded in.

From what I have seen QlikMaps is a superior solution.

Re: QlikMap vs GeoQlik

Thu, 08 Oct 2015 13:50:45 GMT

Hi,

You are asking the wrong question, it's IdevioMaps (http://bi.idevio.com) you should investigate My (biased) opinion is that it is superior. Take a look at this video how powerful and easy it is: New video: add a map in a minute « bi.idevio.com.

Regards

Johan

Re: QlikMap vs GeoQlik

Wed, 16 Dec 2015 09:06:13 GMT

Hi Jerry,

Do not hesitate to contact us‌ at GeoQlik so that we can provide you with a demo and information so that you can get your own opinion.

Kind regards,

Cyril