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The Federal Senate of Brazil, in partnership with the Avon Institute, is using Qlik’s analytics platform to combat violence against women. Previously, data on these crimes was scattered and hard to act on. With Qlik, the Senate created a centralized dashboard that reveals critical patterns, helping inform legislation and drive public action.
This initiative earned international recognition, receiving the Global Impact Award at the 2024 Qlik Global Transformation Awards for its innovative use of data for social justice.
As Beatriz Accioly, Head of Partnerships at the Avon Institute, explains:
“Data without a story doesn’t make sense; Qlik enables us to tell that story in a way that’s compelling to people who want to take a stand.”
Thanks to analytics, data that was once hidden is now shaping real-world decisions and protecting lives.
Students, professors, and universities can be part of this change. Through the Qlik Academic Program, Qlik offers free software, training, certifications, and resources to help the academic community build essential data skills.
To read more about this story, visit:
https://www.qlik.com/us/solutions/customers/customer-stories/federal-senate-of-brazil
To learn how the Qlik Academic Program helps students and professors get trained in data analytics with free software, training, qualifications, certifications and more, visit:
qlik.com/academicprogram
Data analytics in sports is not an entirely new phenomenon, but its role has expanded tremendously in recent years, particularly in India. In cricket, for instance, teams have long used video analysis and player statistics to gain insights. However, the application of data now extends far beyond traditional match statistics and video reviews.
The future of sports will be heavily data-driven. As technology continues to evolve, more sophisticated analytical tools will become available, making data even more integral to sports training, injury prevention, and strategy development.
To read more about this article, visit: https://etedge-insights.com/technology/how-data-and-analytics-are-changing-training-in-the-sports-industry/
To know more about how the Qlik Academic Program helps students and professors get trained in data analytics with free software, training, qualifications, certifications etc. visit: qlik.com/academicprogram
A composite KPI is a powerful way to layer multiple chart objects—like KPIs, line charts, and gauges—within a layout container to create a unified, custom visualization. By overlapping these elements, you can combine a bold numeric value (e.g., total sales) with a trend line or mini chart that adds context and visual depth. This technique transforms static KPIs into dynamic, insight-rich visuals. The layout container’s flexibility allows precise positioning and transparency adjustments, helping you design dashboards that are both informative and visually compelling.
Resources:
Hello Qlik Community!
We’re so thrilled to be heading to Qlik Connect next week and can’t wait to see all of you there! It’s going to be an incredible week filled with networking, learning, and fun.
Let us know in the comments if you’ll be joining us — and be sure to stop by the Qlik Community booth to say hello!
We’re also excited to share a couple of new enhancements:
Archive Area
Located under the Forums section, this new space includes two read-only boards:
To start, we’ve moved Pipeline Designer to Archived Discussions and Qlik Enterprise Governance to Archived Groups. This helps us keep the Community organized while still preserving valuable content.
Qlik Connect Badges
We will be offering TWO new badge opportunities this year!
We’ve also expanded our Qlik Nation integration, but more to come on that later.
We’re always working to make the Qlik Community more helpful, accessible, and organized for everyone. These changes are just the beginning — and we’re excited for what’s ahead.
Have any questions or feedback about the new Archive Area? Drop a comment below or stop by the Qlik Community booth at Qlik Connect — we’d love to chat with you in person!
See you next week!
Your Qlik Community Admins,
Melissa, Sue, Jamie, Nicole, Tammy, and Caleb
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The Techspert Talks session from May was Qlik Cloud Admin 101.
But wait, what is it exactly?
Techspert Talks is a free webinar held on a monthly basis, where you can hear directly from Qlik Techsperts on topics that are relevant to Customers and Partners today.
In this session we will cover:

List of latest resources

Learning resource for Qlikkies

Qlikkies and other stakeholders

Can be used as a reference tool
分析については下記の機能が更新されました。
非推奨オブジェクトの削除
2026年5月にQlik Analytics から下記のBundleチャートが削除される予定です。以前より新規に作成はできないようになっていましたが、もしまだお使いの場合は他のチャートに置き換えてください。
ビジュアライゼーションメニューのカスタマイズ
データフローのプロセッサーの強化
Direct Access gateway 1.7.3
セルフサービススケジューリングの強化
カスタム セマンティック タイプ
セマンティックタイプとは、「この項目は日付なのか?メールアドレスなのか?住所なのか?」といった、データの意味や形式を自動的に判断・分類する仕組みで、データの品質を高めるうえで、非常に重要な役割を果たします。カタログ上のデータセットの各項目にはセマンティックタイプが自動的に割り当てられ、そのタイプに対して有効データが多いほど品質が高いということになります。
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Welcome back to our blog series providing an over of Qlik Cloud’s New UI. We have now covered the first three sections of the new UI, Insights, Analytics and Data Integration. Today we will begin our coverage of the final section: Administration. Due to the vast options within this section, it will be divided into two blogs.
The Administration section of the new UI is centered around management of the tenant. In this section you will find many repetitions of previous options, though this time they will be based on the management of that option.
The first option in Administration is ‘Home’. While the other sections also contain a Home option, Administration’s Home provides information about your tenant’s subscription. Here you’ll find how many Analyzer and Professional entitlements are in use in the tenant. You’ll also find the number of deployed models, automations that are being run, and how many reports are being generated. This option also contains information on the capabilities of the tenant.
Under Home, you’ll find ‘Manage Users’. In Manage Users, if your credentials allow, you can manage a user’s roles, see their current roles and entitlement. You can also invite more users to your tenant, create and manage groups and create roles and establish permissions.
The Spaces option provides an overview of the current spaces within the tenant. Here you can see the current spaces, what kind they are and who owns them. Here you can also change the owner of each space, create a new one, or delete it. Additionally, you can assign or unassign users from a space here as well.
In Alerts, users will find all their current alerts for their tenant. This includes both enabled and disabled alerts. In this option, you can also enable or disable an alert, or delete, or reassign ownership of it as well. Information on the alerts can be found here as well, providing the name, owner, last evaluation, last trigger, next evaluation and the date the alert was created.
Moving downward we’ll find Subscriptions. Here you’ll find the various subscriptions within your tenant, even if you are not the owner. A subscription provides the owner with the chart or sheet by email according to a schedule set by the app user. Here you’ll find the name, type, owner, the app the subscription is tied to, when it was last sent, when it’s scheduled again and the current state of the subscription. As with alerts, you can delete, enable or disable subscriptions in this section as well.
In Events, you’ll find a log of the various events that have happened on your tenant. These events can vary vastly, from when an app was opened, to when an alert or subscription was sent, everything that happens in you tenant, it will be logged here along with which user is associated with the event, what kind it was, what the source of it was, and when it happened.
Moving on to the next subsection of Administration, we’ll find Content. Content displays everything on your tenant and information about that content. Here you’ll find information on all the apps uploaded to the tenant, the scripts, data flows, data connections and data files. You can also change the owners of this content, move or delete it. This section is very good for seeing what is on your tenant and what is taking up space.
In Automations, you’ll find the various automations on your tenant. Here you can manage those various automations, create new ones, see the runs of the automations and the connections for the automations as well. Qlik’s automations are so vast that you can do almost anything with them, and this section gives you control over them.
In the AutoML option of Administration, you will find information on the various experiments being run on your tenant. Here you can activate and deactivate your models, view information about the models, see the spaces they were deployed in, and the various jobs and settings for each model.
In Generic Links you will find the links used to make external resources available in the cloud. Here you will find all of those links, what the url, the name, its space, and when it was last updated.
Extensions provide information on the extensions within your tenant. Here you can add or delete extensions and view information on the extensions as well. You’ll find the name of the extension, the author of it, the name of the file for the extension and the version of it as well as the published and uploaded date.
The final option we’ll be covering in this blog post is Themes. Like extensions, themes are uploaded through QEXT files, which can be added or deleted in this option. As with extensions, you’ll find the name of the theme, the name of the file, and the version and the author of the theme as well.
That’s all we have time for in this blog entry but come back next time when we’ll cover the final part of the Administration section, and finally complete our overview of the new Qlik Cloud UI.
The following public URLs will have their IP addresses changed on the 19th of May 2025:
This change is being done in a consolidation effort and will only affect your environment if you have previously created firewall exceptions for the old set of IP addresses. Note that Qlik does not recommend the use of IP addresses in exceptions. Add domain names to your allowlists wherever possible.
For a list of changes and to review what possible impact this may have, see Qlik Talend: Public IP address changes.
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To monitor agents that has the highest resolution time and identify highly performing agents as well as underperforming agents

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Identificação dos colaboradores com maior contribuição para o faturamento. Detecção de uma queda significativa no volume e no faturamento em relação ao ano anterior. Compreensão de quais categorias de produtos são mais lucrativas, com destaque para combustíveis. A análise geográfica revelou uma concentração de vendas em determinadas regiões do Brasil, auxiliando na definição de estratégias mais direcionadas.

O aplicativo trouxe maior visibilidade sobre o desempenho operacional e financeiro do negócio, permitindo uma tomada de decisão mais ágil e embasada. Também contribuiu para identificar áreas e colaboradores com baixa performance, possibilitando ações corretivas mais rápidas.

O aplicativo é utilizado principalmente por gerentes operacionais, supervisores de pista e loja, além da equipe administrativa e diretoria da empresa. Ele é acessado diariamente para acompanhamento das vendas, desempenho por funcionário e análise financeira. A visualização é feita tanto em computadores nas salas de gestão quanto em dashboards projetados em TVs no escritório, sendo uma ferramenta essencial para o controle das metas e decisões rápidas.

O app integra dados de diferentes fontes (ERP, vendas e estoque) e aplica análises de performance, tendências e variações ano a ano. Isso possibilita a identificação de padrões, projeções de faturamento e apoio na definição de estratégias de marketing e operação.
The File Connector for the Data Gateway provides a key capability to bridge on-premises file data to Qlik Cloud Analytics. This new connector can help on-premises analytic customers transition to cloud-based analytics as it enables them to easily access and leverage existing on-premises file data, especially QVDs, in Qlik Cloud Analytics. With familiar file access capabilities, the File Connector can also serve as a more robust replacement to the Qlik Data Transfer tool.
Customers can use the File Connector to access network drives and file systems via the Gateway server and can preview a file using read-only access to ensure data security. The File Connector can then load firewalled data files, of any currently supported file type, directly into Qlik Cloud.
The File Connector also utilizes predefined connection definitions for quick setup and supports wildcards when selecting files and folders.
Learn more here: Qlik Help: File Connector | SaaS in 60
The Qlik Data Gateway - Direct Access allows Qlik Sense SaaS applications to securely access behind the firewall data, over a strictly outbound, encrypted, and mutually authenticated connection.
We recently released Direct Access gateway 1.7.0 and 1.71. 1.7.0 introduced the File Connector mentioned above and 1.7.1 includes the integration of a REST Connector via the gateway. It has the exact same capabilities as the REST Connector within Qlik Cloud, but it also provides access to sources based on REST APIs residing on-premises (behind a firewall). We recommend that you use this REST Connector instead of the Qlik Data Transfer tool.
Qlik Answers knowledge bases now support Google Drive and OneDrive connections as data sources. You can find more information about creating knowledge bases here.
The Snowflake target connector for data replication and data pipelines now supports configuration of advanced (additional) ODBC and JDBC connection properties. This allows users to have fine-grained control over connection definitions beyond standard parameters, including adding properties such as Role, Secondary Role, and more.
You can find more information about these additional connection properties here.
Qlik Answers - This Qlik-native connector that enables the creation of data sources in knowledge bases using existing data connections. It also allows users to interact with assistants by asking questions related to the data source and receive answers based on the existing data. This blog discusses how to get started.
Updated Connectors
Empowering Students through the Qlik Academic Program
Colleges and universities across the UK are responding by infusing data skills into their curricula – and they’re not doing it alone. One community-driven initiative helping to bridge the gap is the Qlik Academic Program, which partners with universities to boost data literacy for free. Qlik, a global analytics company, offers free Qlik Sense cloud software licenses and a full suite of learning resources to university educators and students. This means students can get hands-on experience with industry-leading analytics tools beyond textbook theory. For example, at the University of Worcester, integrating Qlik into coursework let students go beyond theory to analyze real-world data and develop “workplace-ready skills” in data analysis and storytelling. The learning platform also includes a range of free courses covering data analytics and Qlik’s software, so students can learn at their own pace. As they progress, they can test their knowledge through exams and earn official badges and certificates. The qualifications offered by Qlik allow students to improve their marketability by demonstrating new data skills to future employers. In other words, passing these exams gives students concrete proof – in the form of digital certificates – that they are data literate, which can significantly boost their employability.
Building a Data-Literate Community
The impact of such programs is already being felt. The Qlik Academic Program has teamed up with many UK universities – including the University of Sheffield, Liverpool, Birmingham and Worcester – creating a growing community of data-savvy graduates. Educators receive ready-made curricula and toolkits to seamlessly incorporate data analytics into classes, and students from all disciplines gain the confidence to work with data. In a job market where data literacy skills are in high demand and every sector is becoming data-centric, these collaborations ensure that the next generation enters the workforce ready to hit the ground running. It’s a true win-win: students enhance their career prospects, and industries get the data-literate talent they desperately need.
Ready to boost your data skills or bring these opportunities to your campus? Learn more about the Qlik Academic Program on our website: https://qlik.com/academicprogram and join the movement to make the UK a data-literate nation. Every student with data literacy is one step closer to a future-proof career – and together we can close the skills gap, one data-informed graduate at a time.
Why Apache Iceberg Should Be Your Organization’s Single Source of Truth
Apache Iceberg is revolutionizing data lake architectures by providing a modern, open-table format that decouples storage from compute, enabling true data democratization. By leveraging Iceberg as your primary data lake/lakehouse, you eliminate vendor lock-in and gain full control over your data, ensuring cost-effective, scalable, and flexible data management.
The Medallion Architecture: Structuring Your Data Lakehouse
A data lakehouse is a modern data architecture that unifies the flexibility and scalability of data lakes with the performance and governance of data warehouses—delivering the best of both in a single, streamlined platform. A data lakehouse merges schema-on-read agility with ACID-compliant performance, enabling a unified architecture that supports both analytics and machine learning at scale.
Adopting the Medallion Architecture within an Apache Iceberg-powered data lake or lakehouse allows organizations to efficiently manage data as it progresses through different layers of refinement:
By structuring data within these layers inside Apache Iceberg, organizations avoid unnecessary data movement, reduce ETL/ELT complexities, and achieve significant cost savings.
True Data Democratization: Query Directly from Iceberg
One of the key advantages of Apache Iceberg is that business users and downstream systems can directly query Bronze, Silver, or Gold tables from the data lake/lakehouses, leveraging data stored in Cloud object stores. There is no need to move the data into separate vendor-controlled warehouses (e.g., Snowflake, Redshift) before analysis. This ensures:
Additional Use Cases for Apache Iceberg
Beyond structured data transformation, Apache Iceberg offers several other compelling use cases:
Transitioning from Traditional Data Warehouses to Apache Iceberg Lakehouses
Many organizations currently send all their data to cloud warehouses like Snowflake or Redshift, where the data transformation and refinement happen. While moving completely to an Iceberg-centric architecture isn’t always immediate, the transition can be strategically phased:
By strategically implementing these changes, organizations can progressively unbundle their data storage and compute from vendor-controlled architectures, lowering costs while enhancing data accessibility.
Visualizing the Transition to an Iceberg-Based Data Lake
To help illustrate the evolution of modern data architectures, we’ve outlined three key models that represent different stages in the journey from traditional data warehousing to a more flexible, scalable Iceberg-based data lake. These visualizations highlight how data flows from ingestion to consumption across each model, and how organizations can strategically transition toward a hybrid or fully Iceberg-native architecture.
Traditional Warehouse-Centric Architecture
Data Sources → Snowflake/Redshift → Transformation → Business Consumption
Apache Iceberg Medallion Architecture
Data Sources → Iceberg Lake (Bronze) → Transformation (Silver) → Business Data (Gold) → Query from Iceberg
Optimized Hybrid Approach (Transition Strategy)
Data Sources → Iceberg Lake (Bronze/Silver) → Gold (Sent to Snowflake/Redshift if needed) → Query Bronze/Silver from Iceberg
The Future: Apache Iceberg as the Default Standard
Organizations aiming for long-term scalability, cost-effectiveness, and data control could increasingly consider Apache Iceberg the default architecture for all new data projects. Iceberg enables true data ownership, open-format flexibility, and unbundling from vendor-controlled ecosystems, ensuring that organizations are prepared for the future of data.
With the growing trend of Data Products, Iceberg plays a crucial role in building high-quality, reusable data products directly from the lake without unnecessary duplication or vendor dependency.
By embracing Iceberg, businesses can realize the full potential of data lakes while optimizing costs and ensuring an open, scalable future for their data architecture.
Learn More:
Join us for Qlik Connect 2025, from May 13-15th for engaging sessions and in-depth insights on how to build using Apache Iceberg.
Here are some of the key sessions you don’t want to miss.

1. Identifying the most accurately predicted matches and teams. 2. Understanding user prediction trends and accuracy rates. 3. Recognizing top-performing users and departments in prediction accuracy. 4. Analyzing the correlation between user predictions and actual match outcomes. 5. Gaining insights into the most popular teams and players based on user engagement. 6. Tracking the overall prediction accuracy and its impact on leaderboard rankings.

Some of the discoveries from using this app include identifying trends in user predictions, understanding the most accurately predicted matches, and recognizing top-performing users and departments. The app has positively impacted the business by increasing user engagement through gamification and providing valuable insights into audience preferences

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When creating Qlik Sense Apps - you can use a Button object and configure a variety of actions or navigation settings to it. One of those actions is the ability to Reload Data for the app you are in. This comes in handy during development, but also can be used where users require new data on demand.
However, when using the Reload Data action - other users may not be able to perform the reload action as they don't have ownership of the app or reload rights to the app / space the app is developed in. Here is an approach when using Qlik Cloud and Qlik Application Automation that can workaround that. This approach will also work for any App Automation that you want any user to execute.
This month we would like you to meet Piter Harb. Piter is based out of London, England and is our Predictive Analytics with AutoML guru!
1. How long have you been with Qlik?
Since May 2022, so coming up on three years now!
2. How did you become an instructor?
During my new hire internal training in a previous role some seven years ago, I asked the trainer if I could get up and try my hand at delivering a part of the course, just because it looked so fun. Two years later when this trainer left her post, she recommended me as her replacement, and I haven’t looked back since.
3. What do you love about teaching Qlik courses?
I love the software for a start. It’s very visually appealing. I love the variety of courses that we offer, and the fact that some of them are challenging enough to keep even the most technical students on their toes. Finally, I love that I can contribute towards course development and improvement.
4. How has the new platform helped you in leading your courses?
The new platform is a breeze to navigate and use. Everything feels well-organized and it is very easy for me and my students to find our courses.
5. What are your favorite features on the new platform?
I love how easily I can see and sign up to events such as live instructor webinars, and how easily I can find courses (self-paced or otherwise) on any feature I can think of.
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6. What is your favorite course to teach?
Predictive Analytics with Qlik AutoML. Not because I developed it, but because of its AI and Machine Learning content (which is very hot right now), including the variety of practical use cases with sample data from different industries. It might only be a 1-day course, but by the end of that day, business users will be able to predict future business outcomes and change them!
We hope you'll be on the lookout for one of Piter's Live Instructor Webinars and register to attend. We know you'll be in for an amazing experience!
Happy Learning!