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joe_warbington · ‎2022-02-10

Kobe - Basketball Career Highlights

The Kobe Bryant app was designed as a tribute to the Black Mamba and his incredible career in the NBA. Over 20 seasons with the Lakers, he owned the court with his favored shot: the Jump Shot. Analyzing his game is my small way of taking time to respect his work and contributions. Inspired by work from the LA Times. Data from Kaggle.

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Out of 30,697 shots, Kobe's favorite type was the jump shot. He was dominant across the entire NBA for 20 seasons. He could score from nearly any position on the half court, and had a number past half court as well.

Impact

Using sports data in this fashion on a scatter plot is applicable to many business use cases where positional data is present. Mapping over top of images like a basketball court, warehouse floorplan, or airport terminals opens up a wide array of possibilities of displaying data in more consumable ways.

Audience

Data geeks, Qlik dorks, and sports nerds will love this branded app.

Data and advanced analytics

Visualizing 30K+ points on a scatter usually yields little insight - but by combining with the basketball court as the background, the data comes to life to tell a story.

chrisjad · ‎2021-12-15

Cyclistic Case Study

Cyclistic’s finance analysts have concluded that annual members are much more profitable than casual riders. Although the pricing flexibility helps Cyclistic attract more customers, Cyclistic believes that maximizing the number of annual members will be key to future growth. Rather than creating a marketing campaign that targets all-new customers, Cyclistic believes there is a very good chance to convert casual riders into members. Goals : Design marketing strategies aimed at converting casual riders into annual members. In order to do that, however, the marketing analyst team needs to better understand how annual members and casual riders differ, why casual riders would buy a membership, and how digital media could affect their marketing tactics. The marketing analyst team and financial team are interested in analyzing the Cyclistic historical bike trip data to identify trends. The business task we defined as the analyst team : Analyze usage patterns in order to give insights to the marketing team. Explore how to convert casual riders into annual members based on their different behaviors.

Discoveries

1. Afternoon is the preferred time of day for occasional members. Afternoon accounts for 47% of total trips per day. 2. The summer months are the most popular of the year for occasional members and they account for 52% of the annual period. 3. Following the introduction of electric bicycles, we noticed an increase of 59% in their use by occasional members during their first 3 months and a decrease of 30% of bicycles at the dock during this same period. 4. We noticed occasional members keep the bikes almost 3 times longer than the annual members. 5. In summer, trips for occasional cyclists are concentrated near the beaches, unlike the rest of the year.

Impact

The marketing recommendations we came to a conclusion are the following: 1. Offer flexible weekend subscriptions for occasional cyclists between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. at the most popular stations: Streeter Dr & Grand Ave, Lake Shore Dr & Monroe St, Theater on the Lake and Lake Dr & North Blvd. 2. As the number of cyclists increases on Friday and last the entire weekend, the marketing team may offer discounts to speed up membership for occasional cyclists. 3. Make the dockside bicycle stations more accessible and available depending on the start and ending place of the journey. 4. Create a loyalty program in the form of bonuses / rewards for occasional rides who cycle for long kilometers. A smartwatch could be a great reward. 5. Send a newsletter via email every Thursday evening with the unusual places in the region, the latest discounts and news from Cyclistic. 6. Collect the body mass index in order to track trends.

Audience

The app is made for the marketing as well as the financial team of the company in order to make business decisions on the next months.

Data and advanced analytics

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App with data under the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gRIoiU6C_bqariyC3AiWkqkPM3PrY6w_/view?usp=sharing App with data

JaMajka1 · ‎2021-09-29

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You can download the HR Team Management application for FREE: Inphinity Universe.

If you are looking for a quick walk-through, here it is: https://youtu.be/eT3QtmbQU5k.

If you'd like to know more, let us know.

Enjoy!

Maria (Sandorova) Oreska

cheenu_janakira · ‎2021-09-27

ATP/WTA Latest app (Abridged data - since 2013).

In order to get the full data set, load from RAW source, then use dropdown on front page to switch to "final data model".

Sammy_AK · ‎2021-06-07

The idea here is to built bespoke pictorial charts using Qlik Sense Map visualization component. inspired by Patric Nordstrom's post on building "Image to Map", I wanted to explore this area of bespoke visualization building process.

Patric has demonstrated the whole process of building a pictorial visualization from transforming an image to Qlik sense visualization. in my experiment i have used some basic tools like ms-office / paint & Potrace.

all of these steps are detailed in the attached documents. it was a fun experience building this app and i have learnt a lot in the space of map, polygonizing, vectorizing, etc.

The app, i have built is a cricket wagon wheel, where an individual can analyze his scoring patterns, his strong and weak scoring areas etc. As we all know that wagon wheel as a visualization does not exist in QlikSense, i have built this visualization using image to map technique, refer to the build app and documentation below.

Again, the app is a simple app, no fancy set analysis, coding and scripting. hope you will like this concept. i believe this image to map concept will unlock a whole new potential of visualization. imagine building bespoke visualization for your needs, it can show you the data, interact and help you drill down. this will leverage the visual experience of the users and make it more user friendly.

Sammy_AK · ‎2021-05-18

Hello,

Want to share with you an Fun Game app, which i built for an small team event. hope all of you have heard about Lotto / Housie / Bingo. Yeah i built an app which can help you run this game. No rocket science involved it was a fun app and fun to build as well.

i was looking at several options to host this game show and i suddenly an idea struck me, why not use QlikSense and build an app to present this game !!!! and then in just matter of couple of hours i was able to build this app. Its a simple app made to

1. Draw random numbers between 0-99

2. Display these random numbers on a list and highlight them.

3. You load Lotto / Housie / Bingo tickets and identify the winners

I have used couple of extensions to ease the usage.

Link: https://developer.qlik.com/garden/56728f52d1e497241ae69836

i would like to share this app with all of you, it was a nice experience building it and this has inspired me to build another app where we can host Quiz with multiple options. i will share the details in another post !!!

Let me know your feedback on this !!!

P.S. This is my first post.... 🙂

joe_warbington · ‎2021-05-13

Plan your projects across multiple groups and phases to stay on track!

Quickly see tasks to complete, explore the live Gantt view, collaborate with your co-workers using Teamwork, and even update task progress, milestones, and more with Writeback. Vizlib Tiles is even used to create a Kanban-style board for tasks. Move from read-only project plans into a living project planning tool to help you run smoothly. Works with data from JIRA, Microsoft Project, etc. Or build your entire project data set in the Qlik application using writeback. No need for an external planning tool.

Download the app (.QVF): https://home.vizlib.com/apps/project-planner/

Vizlib Project Planner

MarinaPayvina · ‎2021-03-23

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You can access the English version of Risk Monitor application by the link (better from the desktop, as you'll want to dig deeper inanalytics): https://riskmonitor.deloitte.ru/hub/

For Russian-speaking audience we have a short introductory video (3,5 munites, in Russian, basics on how to work with Risk Monitor app): https://youtu.be/ZRmzP6mhqxk

"Risk Monitor" is a joint project of Deloitte CIS, Qlik Russia and CIS, QUBData. The application is available both in Russian and in English, and integrates 47 data sources (open data and Deloitte’s data) and provides monitoring for Covid-19 pandemic impact on demographics, economics and manufacturing trends throughout the world.

aklidas2 · ‎2020-12-15

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deepakthokal · ‎2020-12-11

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