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In Belo Horizonte, Brazil, the best ideas don't stay in the classroom. For Priscila, they never did. We are proud to welcome Priscila back as a Qlik Educator Ambassador for 2026.
At Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, she teaches MBA and postgraduate students across some of the most vital disciplines in modern business: data-driven culture, data governance, AI for business, and market intelligence. Her students are not fresh graduates finding their footing. They are analysts, managers, and executives who arrive carrying real, unresolved problems from real organizations and Priscila has built her classroom to be the place where those problems finally meet their match.
"The classes become very dynamic," she says, "because we can discuss real problems brought by the students themselves."
That energy is not a happy accident. It is the result of years spent equally inside lecture halls and inside the organizations her students go home to every evening, someone who has lived both worlds deeply enough to bridge them.
A Curriculum Built to Last
Priscila has spent recent years building something more purposeful than a course catalog. Three ideas now sit at the heart of everything she teaches: data quality, data governance, and data and AI fluency. Not as boxes to check, but as a framework her students carry into every analysis, every dashboard, and every decision they will ever make.
Her reasoning is both simple and powerful. Analytics and artificial intelligence only generate real value when the data underneath them is trustworthy and well governed. Without that foundation, even the most brilliant insight collapses. So in her classroom, Qlik is not the finish line, it is the environment where students learn to do something far more valuable than building visualizations. They learn to question them. Sessions frequently use datasets with intentional quality problems, challenging students to diagnose, clean, model, and interpret. They go further still learning to understand predictions, evaluate risks, and identify the optimizations necessary to use AI responsibly and effectively. It is demanding work. It is also the kind of work that transforms a good analyst into an indispensable one.
"What usually makes the difference in interviews is that they can demonstrate not just tool knowledge, but analytical maturity. They can explain how to organize data, structure analyses, and transform information into decisions."
That is the standard Priscila holds her classroom to and the standard the market is increasingly hungry for. Beyond class hours, she actively encourages her students to pursue the Qlik Academic Program's structured learning paths and certifications, giving them a way to build deeper, independently verified fluency that follows them into every organization they join.
Where She Is Taking It in 2026
Priscila's vision for 2026 is as clear as it is ambitious. She wants every student, regardless of course, to leave with a transferable framework for working responsibly and confidently in data and AI-driven environments. Data governance remains at the core because analytics initiatives don't fail for lack of technology. They fail for lack of structure, ownership, and clarity. She is building those foundations directly into her curriculum.
And generative AI? No longer a future conversation.
"The market no longer values only those who can build dashboards. There is growing demand for professionals who understand data quality, modeling, governance, and business context."
Her courses are being designed to produce exactly the professionals the market is looking for but struggling to find.
The Story That Says It All
One story, more than any other, captures what Priscila is truly building.
A student arrived from a completely unrelated background, drawn to data but without a clear path forward. During a Qlik project, he dug into a real dataset from his own company and uncovered critical inconsistencies in a commission process, the kind of deep, invisible problem that organizations live with for years because no one has ever had the tools or the courage to surface it. He surfaced it. Shortly after, he was invited into a more analytical role within the organization.
He told Priscila that what changed wasn't learning a tool. It was learning to structure problems and think with data.
"And for me," she says, "that is exactly what we are trying to build in the classroom."
Not just skilled analysts. Confident, curious thinkers who make organizations better.
A Bridge That Flows Both Ways
Priscila recently brought a Data Literacy program to a healthcare company in Minas Gerais and discovered that one of her own graduate students was already working there. The university and the market, finding each other without anyone planning for it. A reminder that the seeds planted in the classroom have a way of growing in the most unexpected places.
That is the kind of connection the Ambassador Program makes possible at its best. "Everything I have lived and built with Qlik," she says, "makes me continue to believe it is the best tool for the purpose I promote." Her students enter organizations already fluent, already confident, already equipped to contribute from day one. And through the program's global network of educators, Priscila keeps pushing her own boundaries, drawing inspiration from peers across countries and institutions who share her belief that education can and should change how people work.
Every Semester, a New Chapter
Last year, Priscila published her book on Data and AI Fluency — Estratégias e Práticas para trabalhar e viver em um mundo dirigido por dados — a field guide born not from theory, but from years of classrooms, boardrooms, and every honest conversation in between. It now anchors her teaching, returning to the room each semester as a living document that her students immediately recognize as their own professional reality, finally given language and meaning.
The loop is rare and powerful. Teach from experience. Reflect deeply enough to write it down. Then teach again from what the writing revealed. Each cycle sharper. Each cohort more prepared. Each student a little more ready to go out and change something.
That is what an Educator Ambassador looks like.
Congratulations, Priscila. We are proud to have you back and we cannot wait to see what you write next.
Are you an educator inspired by Priscila's story? Join the Qlik Academic Program and access free Qlik Sense software, training, and a global community of educators. Visit: https://www.qlik.com/us/company/academic-program/ambassadors
Following our previous releases (Agentic AI and Data Products), we're excited to announce Discovery Agent, available as of today from your tenant's new Feed tab:
Business data changes constantly. Metrics shift, patterns evolve, and important signals often hide within complex combinations of dimensions. Teams simply don’t have time to check every chart every day, meaning by the time you notice an issue, the window to act may already be closing.
Traditional alerting doesn’t solve the problem either. Rules-based alerts rely on rigid thresholds, predefined logic, and ongoing maintenance. They only detect the changes you expect to see.
But what about the changes you didn’t know to look for?
Enter, Discovery Agent:
Discovery Agent autonomously monitors your data to identify meaningful changes the moment they happen. Instead of relying on manual dashboard checks or rigid alert rules, Discovery Agent works behind the scenes to scan your Qlik Cloud applications and surface the insights that matter most.
It automatically detects signals such as:
Read all about it in our innovation blog: Introducing Discovery Agent.
Ready to get started? Discovery Agent is now available in Qlik Cloud Analytics, bringing proactive, AI-driven monitoring directly into your analytics workflows.
Here is all you need:
Thank you for choosing Qlik,
Qlik Support
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Ravi Aavula from the Department of Data Science, Anurag University, Hyderabad, India as the Qlik Academic Program Educator Ambassador for 2026.
Dr Ravi was introduced to Qlik while searching for effective data visualization tools to support data science and analytics courses. When he explored the Qlik Academic Program, he found it very useful because it offers free access, learning materials, and certifications for students and educators. This encouraged him to start using Qlik in his teaching.
Please welcome back Javier Leon to the Educator Ambassador Program! Over the past year, Javier has continued to expand his impact as an educator by helping students build the practical analytics, business intelligence, and data literacy skills they need to succeed in a rapidly changing marketplace. Through his teaching, curriculum development, and ongoing research, he remains focused on preparing students to solve real-world problems with confidence and curiosity.
As an Amazon Redshift data warehouse customer, you may have received an alert stating that the AWS Redshift ODBC connector driver 1.x reaches its end of support date by June 1st, 2026.
Based on a communication between AWS and Qlik, we concluded that our connectors (Cloud | On-Prem) are not affected:
Qlik uses the Simba Amazon Redshift ODBC Connector (published by insightsoftware), which is a separately developed and maintained driver from the AWS-provided Redshift ODBC driver referenced in the notification sent by AWS. These are two distinct products. (source: Amazon)
No action is required on your part in response to this AWS notification.
Thank you for choosing Qlik,
Qlik Support
Spot important changes in your data and take action
Organizations today rely heavily on dashboards. But dashboards only work when someone goes looking.
In reality, business data changes constantly. Metrics shift, patterns evolve, and important signals often hide within complex combinations of dimensions. Teams simply don’t have time to check every chart every day. In many cases by the time someone notices an issue, the window to act may already be closing.
Traditional alerting doesn’t solve the problem either. Rules-based alerts rely on rigid thresholds, predefined logic, and ongoing maintenance. They only detect the changes you expect to see.
But what about the changes you didn’t know to look for?
That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new Discovery Agent.
Move from reactive monitoring to proactive insight
Discovery Agent autonomously monitors your data to identify meaningful changes the moment they happen.
Instead of relying on manual dashboard checks or rigid alert rules, Discovery Agent works behind the scenes to scan your Qlik Cloud applications and surface the insights that matter most.
It automatically detects signals such as:
Rather than flooding users with alerts, Discovery Agent evaluates statistical significance and prioritizes only the most meaningful insights. And with direct linking to Qlik Answers, you can use AI to explore insights further.
The result: teams see what matters first and can respond faster.
A new way to stay on top of your business
Discovery Agent transforms how organizations monitor performance.
Discovery Agent pushes prioritized insights directly to users through an intelligent feed and digest.
Each detected change is summarized in clear, readable language so users can quickly understand:
This dramatically reduces the time analysts spend manually checking metrics and helps organizations stay ahead of emerging issues and opportunities.
See Discovery Agent in action
You can explore how Discovery Agent works through this interactive walkthrough.
The demo shows how Discovery Agent automatically detects anomalies, surfaces the most relevant insights, and enables users to immediately explore further inside Qlik apps.
Built on the power of the Qlik Analytics Engine
Discovery Agent is uniquely powerful because it is built directly on the Qlik Analytics Engine, the technology at the heart of Qlik that powers our analytics experience.
The engine allows Discovery Agent to analyze metrics and spot anomalies across wide combinations of dimension values, for entire data models, at high speed and scale, and at a fraction of the cost of SQL-based approaches. The engine evaluates relationships across the full dataset and supports rapid analytical calculations at scale, enabling powerful AI-driven discovery on complex business data.
With the Qlik analytics engine, Discovery Agent can:
This approach makes autonomous monitoring possible even for large enterprise environments.
From anomaly detection to agentic intelligence
Discovery Agent is an important part of Qlik’s agentic experience.
Within Qlik’s evolving agentic AI architecture, specialized agents collaborate to transform data into action. Discovery Agent plays a key role by monitoring data and surfacing insights that other agents can reason and act on.
Over time, we plan to further integrate Discovery Agent into our agentic system so you can:
This moves organizations beyond traditional analytics toward a proactive, intelligent agentic environment where AI helps monitor and interpret data continuously.
Get started now
Discovery Agent is now available in Qlik Cloud Analytics, bringing proactive, AI-driven monitoring directly into your analytics workflows. Try it out now.
Resources to learn more:
Since 2019, Dr Kalaiselvi has been associated with the Qlik Academic Program and has also earned the Qlik Sense Business Analyst Qualification. In her own words, "I am thrilled to announce that our institution was recognized as a Qlik Centre of Excellence in Analytics in 2023. In 2025, 300+ students had achieved qualifications in Qlik Sense Business Analyst and Data Architect . Currently 116 students are pursuing Data Literacy course as part of their curriculum. Datathon 2025 has been conducted at our institution, that foster data-driven innovation and analytical problem-solving among participants. Through the Qlik Academic Program, students were able to perform seamless data integration, visualization, and decision-making by designing efficient, scalable data models and workflows"

This extension can help uncovering otherwise hard to find usability issues and direct user sentiment by giving users an immediate, in-app mechanism to rate apps and report bugs. Administrators discover exactly which app, sheet, browser, and environment a user was in when an issue occurred or feedback was submitted, removing the guesswork from application support.

HelpButton.qs significantly reduces support friction and eliminates the time-consuming back-and-forth usually required to troubleshoot vague user issues. By supplying contextual tooltips right alongside complex visualizations, it accelerates user onboarding and saves hours of manual documentation routing.

The primary audience spans from everyday Qlik Sense Users (who benefit from contextual help on their sheets) to System Administrators / Developers (who monitor the feedback payloads). The button is displayed prominently in the native Qlik Sense app toolbar and tooltips are rendered on specific charts, making it an ever-present, mission-critical asset accessed continuously by anyone using the deployed apps.

HelpButton.qs automatically captures dynamic session metadata (User ID, App ID, Sheet ID, Qlik Version) securely through the native Qlik API directly within the extension. It then packages and transports these insights via flexible authenticated webhook payloads (POST requests) seamlessly to external workflow platforms or just plain text files on a server.
Edited 15th April, 2026: Added recently assigned CVE number (CVE-2026-6264)
Hello Qlik Users,
A critical security issue in the Talend JobServer and Talend Runtime has been identified. This issue was resolved in later patches, which are already available. Details can be found in the Security Bulletin Critical Security fix for the Qlik Talend JobServer and ESB Runtime (CVE-2026-6264).
Upgrade at the earliest. The following table lists the patch versions addressing the vulnerability (CVE-2026-6264).
Always update to the latest version. Before you upgrade, check if a more recent release is available.
| Product | Patch | Release Date |
| Talend JobServer 8.0 | TPS-6017 | January 16, 2026 |
| Talend Jobserver 7.3 | TPS-6018 | January 16, 2026 |
| Talend Runtime 8.0 | 8.0.1.R2026-01-RT | January 24, 2026 |
| Talend Runtime 7.3 | 7.3.1-R2026-01 | January 24, 2026 |
The Remote Engine and Dynamic Engine are not impacted by this vulnerability. However, we will update the embedded jobserver in version 2.14.1 of the remote engine available in February 2026.
Thank you for choosing Qlik,
Qlik Support
The Next-Generation of Intelligent Action
For decades, organizations have sought to better use their data to inform decisions and drive better actions and outcomes. Data has become the lifeblood of companies, and AI now has the power to unlock it in radical new ways. The data paradigm has shifted—from dashboards and visual interfaces to AI-driven experiences.
We recently introduced our new agentic experience which includes out of the box agents for structured data analytics, unstructured knowledge, discover of anomies, and help & assistance along with our MCP server—enabling third party AI assistants to tap into Qlik’s power for custom-built AI solutions. This intelligent layer unifies data, agents, assistants, and platforms to deliver powerful analysis, to deliver powerful analytics, automate multi-step tasks, and achieve complex goals.
And of course, it’s underpinned by Qlik’s core strengths:
Now, we are bringing our agentic experience to life. With this launch:
A new agentic experience in Qlik Answers
As your AI assistant, Qlik Answers brings together structure data analytics, unstructured content, and general knowledge to reason through questions, tasks, and problems, deliver complete and relevant answers, and take actions to achieve goals.
Understanding user intent, it engages our network of agents across Qlik to:
Trust in AI comes through transparency. Qlik Answers delivers full transparency into data sources and analytical calculations, ensuring trust in responses and insights.
And, Qlik Answers remains simple, plug-and-play and fast to adopt. Simply connect assistants to analytics applications and knowledge bases, then sit back and Qlik will do the rest.
Opening Qlik to all AI with MCP
While Qlik Answers provides plug-and-play capabilities for simple deployment, Qlik’s MCP server enables you to custom build complex AI solutions on top of Qlik’s powerful capabilities, underpinned by our trusted data products and analytics engine.
Qlik’s MCP server acts as the doorway between third-party AI assistants and trusted intelligence delivered by Qlik.
Through MCP, AI assistants can:
Through MCP, Qlik serves as a trusted intelligence layer for all AI. It gives AI the most complete and contextually relevant insight, better support for agentic reasoning, and productivity through automation across Qlik capabilities.
Never miss a critical change with Discovery Agent
Available March
Discovery Agent is Qlik’s new agent for anomaly and change detection, built directly on top of the Qlik analytics engine.
Using our engine’s ability to evaluate large sets of dimensional combinations efficiently, Discovery Agent finds key outliers, ranks insights by significance, and delivers them through a simple feed and daily digest. Each insight includes clear explanation and context, helping teams understand what changed and where to focus. And you can easily open insights in Qlik Answers, for further explanations and context.
Discovery Agent helps you stay on top of what’s changing by:
Discovery Agent shifts analytics from “pull” to “push”, actively monitoring performance and surfacing what matters most, so you can take action before it’s too late.
Bringing trusted data products into analytics
Available February 24
Trusted data is a foundational requirement for successful AI. In order to drive the most effective and trustworthy AI experiences, data products is now available directly in Qlik Cloud Analytics as of February 24.
Bringing these capabilities into Qlik Cloud Analytics extends proven data product, data quality, governance, and trust scoring features—previously only in Qlik Talend Cloud—directly into the analytics workflow, strengthening Qlik’s trusted foundation for agentic AI.
This also allows customers with existing QVDs to manage them as governed, reusable data product assets enriched with:
By embedding trust and reuse directly into analytics, data products reduce duplication, accelerate development, and ensure consistency across dashboards, applications, and AI initiatives.
How our new agentic experience makes your data work for AI
Whether using Qlik Answers or accessing Qlik through MCP, Qlik’s unique capabilities help you realize the full potential of AI. Qlik delivers the trusted intelligence you need for AI. With Qlik, you can unlock transformative potential—driving better decisions, more efficient actions, and greater value from your data across your entire business.
Start building with your agentic experience today.
Qlik Answers and Qlik MCP Server are now live, bringing agentic AI into Qlik Cloud and opening Qlik’s trusted intelligence to third-party AI assistants for custom solutions.
Discovery Agent and Data Products for Analytics will be available soon, expanding the experience with proactive anomaly detection and trusted, AI-ready data products.
To learn more and get started, explore the resources below:
Deep dive into Qlik Answers and Qlik’s MCP Server: