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現在の AI 時代において、データ品質が重要なのはもちろん、必要不可欠でもあります。 AI 時代において、信頼性の高い AI 主導のインサイトの生成、信頼できる高品質のデータを使用した生成 AI モデルの強化が重視されています。こうしたニーズに低品質のデータを使用すると、AI 戦略の最初の段階で失敗する可能性があります。
Gartner 社は、「2025年 Gartner® 拡張データ品質ソリューション Magic Quadrant」を発表しました。Gartner 社が評価した 12 社のデータ品質メーカーの中で、Qlik は今回で 6 回目となるリーダーの 1 社に評価されました。
自社のビジネスニーズに最適なデータ品質ソリューションを選択するには?ぜひ、本レポートをご参考ください。
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The app displays comprehensive data on water usage, including total consumption, water stress levels, and recycling efforts. It features visualizations of water usage trends over time, breakdowns by site and service group, and risk assessments for different basins.

The Water Stress Dashboard helps users identify high water stress areas, track changes in water consumption, and evaluate the effectiveness of water management strategies. By providing detailed insights and visualizations, it supports informed decision-making and promotes sustainable water use practices.

This app is used by environmental analysts, sustainability managers, and decision-makers in organizations that are focused on water resource management. It is also valuable for policymakers and researchers studying water stress and conservation.

This app automates reporting on Carbon Disclosure Project for water-related fields. Behind this app, there is a second-tier app that can send site coordinates to the WRI Aqueduct API and automate the basin mapping to sites, saving the results to .qvd.
We’re proud to introduce Angel Monjaras as the Qlik Educator Ambassador for 2025! As a Professor of Business Intelligence at ITAM, Angel is more than an educator, he’s a visionary shaping the future of data and analytics education.
Angel’s impact goes far beyond teaching technical skills. By introducing AI Literacy and focusing on Data Literacy, he prepares his students to navigate the complex world of data, enabling them to think critically and communicate insights effectively. "AI is the buzzword, and we need to prepare students accordingly," Angel emphasizes.
His classes are dynamic, hands-on experiences where students engage in regression analysis, data visualization best practices, and dashboard design using resources from the Qlik Academic Program. They don't just learn about data; they master the art of turning data into powerful stories.
Angel’s passion for teaching extends beyond the classroom. He actively introduces educators at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and other institutions to Qlik, ensuring that more students can benefit from the power of data analytics. He also hosts open workshops at ITAM, creating opportunities for students from all backgrounds to learn and grow.
For Angel, one of the most rewarding parts of teaching Qlik has been seeing his students leave university and get jobs, become Qlik customers, and even fellow professors. He is not just teaching a skill; he’s shaping futures and building a community of data leaders.
This year, Angel continues his journey as a Qlik Luminary and will share his expertise on the Climate Crisis and Disaster Management panel at Qlik Connect 25. His vision for data’s potential to change the world is nothing short of inspiring.
Congratulations, Angel! Your passion, innovation, and commitment to empowering the next generation are remarkable.
Educators and students can get access to free Qlik software and training resources, qualifications and certifications by applying to the Academic Program.
Join the Qlik Academic Program: Creating a Data-Literate World today and be part of this exciting journey!
For more information about our Ambassador Program, please visit: qlik.com/us/company/academic-program/ambassadors

Users can explore historical air pollution levels in major cities worldwide, comparing them to regional averages. The app reveals trends in air quality over time and helps identify cities with the highest and lowest pollution levels. By analyzing the concentration of specific air pollutants, such as PM2.5 and NOx, users can discover correlations between air quality and asthma rates in different regions. This app also provides insights into the impact of urbanization and industrialization on air quality, allowing users to understand the potential health risks associated with varying pollution levels. Additionally, it highlights the progress made in reducing air pollution in certain areas, offering a comprehensive view of global air quality trends.

The app has significantly impacted public health awareness by providing easy access to critical data on air pollution and its effects on respiratory health. It has enabled health professionals, policymakers, and the general public to make informed decisions about air quality management and mitigation strategies, ultimately contributing to efforts in reducing pollution-related health risks.

The audience for this app includes: 1. Public Health Professionals: Researchers and healthcare providers interested in studying the effects of air pollution on health, particularly respiratory conditions like asthma. 2. Policymakers and Government Agencies: Officials who develop regulations and policies to improve air quality and public health. 3. Environmental Organizations: Groups focused on environmental protection and advocacy, using the app to support initiatives for cleaner air. 4. Urban Planners and City Officials: Professionals involved in urban development who need data on pollution levels to make informed decisions about infrastructure and zoning. 5. Educational Institutions and Researchers: Students and academics studying environmental science, public health, or urban planning. 6. General Public: Individuals concerned about air quality and its impact on health, looking for information about pollution levels in their cities or regions.

The app leverages comprehensive data analytics to visualize and compare air pollution levels across different regions and times. By utilizing advanced analytics, it provides actionable insights into pollution trends and their correlation with health outcomes, enabling more targeted and effective public health interventions.

The discoveries from the office chess tournament, captured and analyzed through the Qlik Sense application, provide valuable insights into both the game and the participants. Here are some of the key discoveries: 1. Player Performance Trends: The app reveals patterns in player performance, such as whether certain players consistently win under pressure or improve over time. This helps identify strengths and weaknesses, allowing players to focus on areas for improvement in future tournaments. 2. Match Durations: By analyzing match times, we discovered which players tend to finish games quickly and which prefer more strategic, slower approaches. This can indicate varying playing styles, such as aggressive versus defensive strategies. 3. Tournament Flow: By analyzing match outcomes, the app shows the progress of the tournament, identifying which rounds are more competitive or where upsets occurred. This data could also help in improving the structure of future tournaments, ensuring more balanced matchups. 4. Player Interactions: The app also tracks the social dynamics within the tournament, highlighting key matchups between players with similar skill levels, creating a more exciting and engaging competition. Overall, these discoveries not only make the current tournament more enjoyable and competitive but also provide lessons for future events, leading to more data-driven and engaging chess tournaments within the office.

The Qlik Sense application has significantly impacted the business by fostering a sense of community and friendly competition within the office, boosting employee engagement and morale. Additionally, the data-driven insights provided by the app have streamlined event management, enabling organizers to optimize tournament structures and improve future employee engagement activities.

The Qlik Sense application is primarily used by employees participating in the chess tournament, including team members from various departments, as well as event organizers and managers. The application has proven to be highly important to the business as it not only encourages team-building and employee interaction but also enhances workplace culture. Its consistent usage during the tournament has led to higher employee satisfaction and fostered a more collaborative work environment, contributing positively to overall employee morale and retention.

The Qlik Sense application has significantly impacted the business by fostering a sense of community and friendly competition within the office, boosting employee engagement and morale. Additionally, the data-driven insights provided by the app have streamlined event management, enabling organizers to optimize tournament structures and improve future employee engagement activities.
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The Qlik Application Automation HubSpot block Get Contact by Email has been updated to the latest API version, pointing it to HubSpot v3 API.
The new version changes how input parameters are handled. While the current (old) block returns all properties by default, the new block requires explicitly specifying the fields you need.
Input Parameters available in the old (current) block:
Input Parameters available in the new block:
By default, it will only fetch data as shown in the example below. If additional details are required, input parameters like Properties, Properties With History, and Associations must be added.
Default example:
{
"id": "1",
"properties": {
"createdate": "2021-07-27T13:13:25.669Z",
"email": "emailmaria@hubspot.com",
"firstname": "Marino",
"hs_object_id": "1",
"lastmodifieddate": "2023-07-27T23:18:09.664Z",
"lastname": "Johnson (Sample Contact)"
},
"createdAt": "2021-07-27T13:13:25.669Z",
"updatedAt": "2023-07-27T23:18:09.664Z",
"archived": false,
"key_values": {
"createdate": null,
"email": null,
"firstname": null,
"hs_object_id": null,
"lastmodifieddate": null,
"lastname": null
}
}
Top-Level Structure Differences:
Old Response:
New Response:
Properties Structure:
Old Response:
New Response:
Timestamp Format:
Data Organization:
See the attached .JSON files for comparison responses between the old (hubspot-old-get-contact-by-email.json) and the new (hubspot-new-get-contact-by-email.json) block.
If you currently use the HubSpot connector's Get Contact by Email block and do not upgrade it to the new version, the block will stop functioning on May 30th, 2025.
{
"response": {
"status": 400,
"body": {
"errors": [
{
"code": "HTTP-400",
"title": "Invalid Request.",
"detail": "Missing mandatory parameter \"id\"."
}
]
}
},
"external error": false
}
If you have any questions, we're happy to assist. Reply to this blog post or take similar queries to the Qlik Application Automation forum.
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We are introducing a breaking change to the behavior of file paths returned by the DataFiles connector to Qlik Sense.
This update is designed to align DataFiles with the web storage provider connectors. This will better align the DataFiles connector's behavior with other connectors, such as S3, which return folder names with a trailing slash for the DirList argument in loops.
Other web storage provider connectors are not affected.
When using the DirList function with the DataFiles connector, the returned folder path does not include a trailing slash.
With the upcoming update, the DirList function will now return folder paths with a trailing slash—matching the behavior of other storage connectors like S3.
This change is part of our ongoing efforts to support file hierarchy enhancements introduced in Q4 2024 and to ensure consistency across all connectors.
The change will primarily affect loops or code configurations that rely on the specific behavior of the output from a DirList argument when processing directory paths. Customers who have implemented custom filtering logic based on the absence of a trailing slash may need to adjust their scripts.
Example script:
// List out the response from DirList as Dir
For Each Dir in DirList('lib://DataFiles/')
ShowThePath:
LOAD
'$(Dir)' as Path
AutoGenerate 1;
Next;
Before the fix, this will return:
Post-fix, this will return:
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I recently had an interesting use case for bookmarks that I thought I would share. I have a Qlik Sense app that will be accessed from more than one external source and the view of the app will differ depending on the referral link. In one scenario, the user is directed to the app overview of the app. In this scenario, no charts are highlighted. In the second scenario, the user is directed to a specific sheet in the app and a specific chart is highlighted. A message should also be displayed above the chart in this scenario. In this blog post, I will share an example of how this can be accomplished.
Here is a look at the original sheet:
And below is an example of the sheet with the top left chart highlighted. Notice that the chart is outlined and there is text above the chart. This is how the sheet should look in the second scenario when the user accesses the app via the bookmark URL.
To create the highlight for the chart, I added a layout container to the sheet. In the layout container, I added a text box for the highlight, a text box for the message and the chart I want to highlight. I made the background color of the first text object the color I wanted the highlight to be and positioned it behind the chart and a little larger than the chart (so that it appears like a border). I did not simply add a border to the chart because I want to control the show and hide of the highlight via a field value. The second text box has the message text and the same background color as the sheet.
I decided to use a field, _Message1, to control the show and hide of the highlight and the message. I added a table like the one below for this field.
I also use HidePrefix in the script before loading the table so that selections in this field do not appear in the selection bar.
I used the _Message1 field in the Show condition for the two text boxes (highlight and message) so that they were only visible when _Message1 = 1.
I also used the _Message1 field to change the bubble for the sales rep that I mentioned in the message. This can be done by using an expression to color the scatterplot bubbles.
Now, the only thing left to do is to create a bookmark that can be used to direct users to the Sales Analysis sheet and highlight the scatterplot. Before creating the bookmark, I went to the Sales Analysis sheet and selected 1 in the _Message1 field. Since I am hiding the _Message1 field, I made the selection in the browser URL by adding /select/_Message1/1 to the end URL while in analysis mode.
Now create a new bookmark and be sure to check ‘Save sheet location’ and ‘Save layout.’ To test the bookmark, clear selections in the selection bar and then select the bookmark. Don’t forget to make the bookmark public before publishing the app. Once the app is published, you can copy the link to the bookmark by going to bookmarks and clicking on the three dots next to the bookmark name and selecting Copy link. This bookmark link is what I used in an external source to direct users to the Sales Analysis sheet with the scatterplot highlighted. When I want to direct users to the app overview, I provided the URL to the app. The bookmark can also be used within the app, if necessary. If you do not want users to be able to clear the _Message1 field/remove the highlight and message, lock the field before creating the bookmark. This will prevent the _Message1 field from being cleared when the user clears all selections. To do this, you may need to temporarily remove the hideprefix in the script to lock the field.
If you would like to highlight a chart from within an app (and not an external source), consider using a button and the Go to chart action as seen in the May 2024 – Button Go to Chart sheet in the What’s New app. This allows you to add an action on a button that will not only direct you to a specific sheet but also to a chart that is temporarily highlighted.
This example illustrates how an app can have various views based on the referral URL. When accessing the URL to the app, the app is displayed without any chart highlights. Be sure to set the _Message1 field to 0 prior to publishing the app to ensure this. By using a bookmark URL, a message and highlighted chart is visible in the same app providing a different view for the user. This is just one of the many ways this can be accomplished in Qlik Sense.
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Jennell
Blerim is an Assistant Professor at Lund University in Sweden, where he teaches Decision Support Systems, Business Intelligence, and Business and Artificial Intelligence courses. Over the years, he has actively promoted the Qlik Academic Program within his university, introducing numerous faculty members to Qlik and leading to its integration into two highly popular master’s programs at Lund University School of Economics and Management (LUSEM):
A Decade of Collaboration with Qlik
Blerim has played a key role in highlighting the 10-year partnership between Qlik and Lund University. This collaboration has been instrumental in advancing data literacy and analytics education, which was recently celebrated in a dedicated news piece:
Qlik Academic Program Celebrates 10 Years of Collaboration with Lund University
Bridging Theory and Practice in Education
When discussing his courses, Blerim emphasizes their distinctive approach:
“A key feature of these courses is their role in fostering a data- and AI-literate generation, essential for both the business and public sectors. They are built on strong theoretical foundations, engage with real-world data-based projects, and incorporate practitioner-oriented tools.”
This commitment to bridging theory and practice is why Blerim collaborates closely with the industry. His students gain both theoretical insights and hands-on experience with industry-standard tools like Qlik Sense Business.
The Power of Blended Learning and Industry Collaboration
Blerim has found Qlik Academic Program resources particularly valuable in transitioning to a more modern teaching approach, especially when teaching a mix of online and in-person classes. He emphasizes the importance of blended learning and flipped classroom methods:
“Blended teaching and learning should be here to stay. Students don’t just learn in a classroom. Qlik offers educators and students free resources, including short, module-based courses, which have been instrumental in student learning. I couldn’t have achieved the same results alone or even with a colleague’s help. By embracing these new initiatives and integrating elements like guest lectures and industry-led ‘learnathons,’ we can truly stay at the cutting edge—rather than relying on textbooks from 20 years ago.”
Helping Students Stand Out with Qlik Certifications
Through the Qlik Academic Program, students can earn free qualifications and certifications such as the Business Analyst Qualification:
Qlik Sense Qualification Exams
Although these certifications are optional in Blerim’s course, many students choose to complete them. Those who finish labs and group projects often pursue and successfully earn Qlik qualifications. These credentials, issued via Credly, can be added as badges on LinkedIn and CVs, enhancing students' professional profiles and employability.
Connecting Education with Industry Needs
A key driver of Blerim’s approach is his belief that jobs and education go hand in hand:
“Many of my students immediately—or even before graduating—take on roles in industry as BI analysts, developers, etc. In particular, I’m very proud that many of the expat female course participants quickly get employed.”
The Future of Analytics and Education
When discussing the future of analytics and education, Blerim envisions a shift toward cloud-based and self-service platforms like Qlik Sense Business and Qlik Learning. He highlights how these technologies democratize access to advanced analytics and improve learning experiences by promoting lifelong learning, fostering continuous skill improvement, and bridging the gap between academia and industry.
Exclusive Learning and Networking Opportunities
Blerim also recognizes the professional benefits of being a Qlik Educator Ambassador:
“One of the key advantages has been participating in exclusive webinars featuring other Qlik Educator Ambassadors, industry experts, and Qlik executives. These sessions have provided invaluable insights into best practices for integrating Qlik into academic courses, the latest developments in business analytics and artificial intelligence, and industry trends. Learning directly from practitioners and engaging with a global network of educators has enriched my teaching and enhanced collaboration opportunities within my university.”
Qlik Luminaries & Partner Ambassadors Meetup in Lund
In October 2024, Blerim attended the Qlik Luminaries and Qlik Partner Ambassadors Meetup in Lund for the first time. This exclusive event also gained attention on social media:
🔗 LinkedIn Post on Qlik Luminaries Meetup
Blerim`s commitment to advancing data literacy, integrating industry tools, and fostering career-ready students continues to make a significant impact at Lund University and beyond!
📢 Educators and students can get access to free Qlik software and training resources, qualifications, and certifications by applying to the Academic Program today:
👉 qlik.com/academicprogram
データ活用において、 生成 AI の可能性が注目を集めています。Qlik は、「Qlik Answers」 を通じて非構造化データの活用を促進し、「Qlik AutoML」による予測分析でビジネスを加速しています。さらに、 構造化データも扱えるようになることで Qlik Sense との連携をさらに強化。これにより、AI エージェントの実現に向けた取り組みも加速しています。AI エージェントは、ビジネス課題に対応する自動化された知識アシスタントとして、より直感的で効率的なデータ活用を可能にします。また、データ統合の領域でも生成 AI が活躍しています。 プロンプトによる SQL 自動生成やデータ品質管理の AI 活用 により、よりスマートなデータ管理が実現します。加えて、ノーコードで AI 向けの高品質なデータを生成できる「RAG Pipeline」機能も登場予定です。
本 Web セミナーでは、以下を実現する Qlik の AI 機能と今後のロードマップ、生成 AI を活用してビジネスの未来を切り開くヒントをご紹介します。
The new Qlik Learning has made joining a Live Instructor Webinar easier than ever. As a part of your Qlik Learning subscription, you enjoy the benefit of access to our Live Instructor Webinars. These interactive sessions, held in the different time zone, are delivered by our expert instructors on a variety of advanced topics that go above and beyond the content offered in our self-paced learning. Each session offers live demonstrations of the tools used and the opportunity to ask questions. Don’t see a topic you’re interested in learning more about? We invite you to fill out the survey at the end of each Live instructor session where you can submit suggestions for upcoming sessions you would like to see scheduled!
Join us for upcoming topics such as Using the Styling Options in the Presentation Sections for Selected Charts, Working with QVD Files, Virtual Proxy Configuration for Load Balancing, and many more.
Registered for a webinar but can’t make it? No worries! You will still have access to the on-demand recording after the webinar has concluded through the registration link.
Here’s how you can locate and register for a Live Instructor Webinar:
Browse the list of topics to find the one you want or filter by location, instructor, and date.
Need to quickly see what webinars or courses you’re registered for? Click the My Events tab to view the list. Here you will also be able to view those webinars and courses you have completed by clicking the drop-down next to Status and choosing Completed.
Questions? Reach out to us at education@qlik.com. Happy Learning!
Within Qlik Cloud Analytics, the Data Alerts feature offers users the ability to be notified of exceptions in the data. When scheduling a data alert, users can define the data conditions of interest within an app and have the option to configure a schedule setting when data is refreshed by a reload of the app.
There will be an improvement to this specific Schedule configuration setting in an upcoming release scheduled for the second half of March 2025.
Read more in Monitoring data with alerts.
Currently, the schedule configuration When data is refreshed (fig 1) by a reload of the app is evaluated every time the app is reloaded regardless of whether the data set within the app has changed.
fig 1
This has led to users receiving repetitive alerts for the same data status and risks "alert fatigue". It is also not the intended behavior of the feature as no alert should be sent if the underlying data set has not actually changed.
With the upcoming change to the Data Alerts feature, the underlying evaluation behavior for this schedule configuration (When data is refreshed by a reload of the app) will be optimized to evaluate only when there is new data available in the app and the app is reloaded. The same alert status may still be sent for a given condition, but the condition will always have been evaluated from a new data state in the app.
The impact of this change will reduce the number of alerts delivered to users in the scenario that the underlying data has not changed (on a reload), making the alert delivery more impactful. Of course, users can still use the configuration Compare with: Last evaluation (fig 2) to further optimize their alert delivery.
fig 2
Users who prefer a reload-triggered and repetitive (same data state) data alert might consider:
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Darshan Sagar is UGC NET Qualified-2021 (national-level exam in India that determines eligibility for teaching and research positions in universities and colleges) and has actively contributed to national-level innovation challenges as an Evaluator & Mentor for Kavach 2023, Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2022, and Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav 2022. His expertise spans higher education, mentorship, and student development, ensuring that learners gain practical exposure to emerging technologies.
Since joining the Qlik Academic Program, Darshan has incorporated Qlik Sense training, qualifications, certifications, and club activities into his curriculum. These initiatives have helped his students develop hands-on experience with data visualization, business intelligence, and analytics, preparing them for careers in data-driven roles.
Darshan was drawn to Qlik because of its comprehensive learning resources, free access to advanced data analytics tools, and a strong commitment to fostering data literacy among students. Recognizing the growing industry demand for data-driven decision-making, he firmly believes in equipping students with knowledge in Qlik Sense and expertise to enhance their employability.
As an NPTEL BELIEVER-24, ENTHUSIAST-24, and DISCIPLINED-24, Darshan says, “I am dedicated to lifelong learning and continuously upgrading my skills to empower students with industry-relevant knowledge”
He further adds that this year as a Qlik Educator Ambassador, he is excited to establish a Data Analytics Students Club at Silver Oak University, inspired by the success of Data Analytics Students Club at Anurag Group of Institutions in Hyderabad. With the mission to equip students with the right analytics skills, this club will focus on providing hands-on training through learning sessions, events, program simulations, and guest lectures. Darshan emphasizes that his goal is to train students as Data Scientists, using Qlik Sense and other leading analytics technologies to solve real-world problems. The club will also facilitate regular technology training hours, hackathons, and interactions with industry experts, further enriching the students' learning experience.
Beyond teaching, Darshan likes traveling, and spending time with his family, which includes his father, mother, brother, and sister-in-law.
He looks forward to collaborating with fellow educators in the Qlik Educator Ambassador Program, contributing to the global academic community, and shaping the next generation of data-literate professionals.
For more information about the Educator Ambassador Program and other Educators, visit: https://www.qlik.com/us/company/academic-program/ambassadors
To know more about the Qlik Academic Program, visit: qlik.com/academicprogram
分析については下記の機能が更新されました。
データフローについての詳細は下記でご紹介しています。
Qlik TECH TALK セミナー:ノーコードで分析データを準備、データフローを使いこなそう!
新しいファイル (Direct Access gateway 経由) コネクタにより、Direct Access gateway を介して安全にファイル にアクセスすることができ、Qlik Sense アプリに直接データを取り込むことができるようになります。 Direct Access ゲートウェイマシンのconfiguration-file-connector.propertiesにフォルダを許可リストに追加する必要があります。詳細については、ファイル (Direct Access gateway 経由) (英語のみ)を参照してください。
こちらでもご紹介します。2025/03/18 Qlik Tips ~ Qlik を使いこなす!スキルアップ勉強会
アプリの自動化にQlik Answers用のコネクタが追加されました。これらのコネクタは自動で、自動化の所有者のQlikアカウントで認証されます。ナレッジベースの再インデックスやアシスタントの質問を自動化で行うことができます。
下記のCommunityページで、ServiceNowからインシデントを取得してナレッジベースに追加する例と、アプリのリロード結果に基づきアシスタントに質問して回答をTeamsで送信する例をご紹介しています。
クロスプロジェクトパイプラインについてはこちらでご紹介します。2025/03/18 Qlik Tips ~ Qlik を使いこなす!スキルアップ勉強会
カスタムグループについてはこちらでご紹介します。2025/03/18 Qlik Tips ~ Qlik を使いこなす!スキルアップ勉強会
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The Techspert Talks session from March looked at Embedding Qlik Analytics in SharePoint.
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:
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Previously in our blog series, we did a general overview of Qlik Cloud’s New UI, and in subsequent entries we focused on the first and second sections of Qlik Cloud’s new UI, Insights and Analytics. Those entires can be found here and here respectively. Today we’ll be looking at the third section of the new Qlik Cloud UI: Data Integration.
Here in the Data Integration section of Qlik Cloud, you’ll find everything needed in terms of Data Projects. In contrast to the Analytics section, Data Integration is focused on creating connections to your data and creating spaces and data projects to help you transform and import your data.
The first section of our tour is ‘Home’. When you click on this section, you’ll notice that it is much different than the Home section of Analytics. In this section you’ll find your various data projects, along with sections to create data spaces, connections, pipelines and automations. Home in Data Integration, like in Analytics, is the perfect place to start when you’re working with Data Integration, providing ‘Getting Started’ videos in the top right-hand corner as well.
The second section of Data Integrations is ‘Data Marketplace’. The Data Marketplace acts as hub where organizations can manage and share datasets. Here you’ll find your recently viewed datasets and are able to browse and search for a dataset that is available to you.
The Catalog section of Data Integration is similar to the Catalog in Analytics. Here you will find the apps that are within your tenant, along with various other items such as scripts, data flows and even charts. You can search for any of these items by name, or by filtering to find them more easily.
Data Quality allows users to adjust the trust score of their datasets. Users are given the option of four different metrics for their trust score, Validity, Completeness, Discoverability, and Usage. Please keep in mind when designating a value to these metrics, that all four must add up to 100.
In the Projects section you’ll find all of your data projects. These projects are based around two categories, Data Pipeline projects and Data Replication Projects. Here you’ll be able to create these data projects and edit or update them. Deeper into this section, users can apply Transformations to their data and establish and manage Data Marts as well.
In Monitor Views, users are given an overview of their data project tasks. We’ll find the name of our task, which project that task belongs to, which platform and target that project is connected to. This is a great view to see is any of your data projects have run into errors when updating or transferring data along when the last update occurred.
Connections will show users both the Sources and Targets that they have established within their tenant. Once a connection is established, users can manage them as well, choosing to either Edit, Delete or Test a connection. Users will be shown the name of the connection, the platform of the connection, the owner and if a Data Gateway was used to provide the connection.
The Automation section displays the various Automations that have been established within the tenant. Automations provides a no-code, visual interface for your data workflows. According to help.qlik.com ”An automation is a sequence of actions and triggers that runs like a program. It can be a simple workflow that collects information from one application and passes it to another, or it can be an end-to-end pipeline that takes you from raw data to active intelligence.”
That completes our look at Data Integration. Did you learn something from this blog? If so, leave it in a comment down below. If you missed the previous entries, they can be found here.
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