Introducing LLM-driven language generation and automated authoring

 

Insight Advisor in Qlik was introduced in 2019 as a first step into AI-driven analytics.  At the time, users could auto-generate visualizations and analytics using selections and keyword search.  That kicked off a journey of rapid innovation that resulted in full natural language-driven insight generation in over 10 languages, conversational analytics through Insight Advisor Chat, natural language insights on dashboards, a variety of advanced analysis types such as correlation, clustering, forecasting, key driver analysis, etc., and predictive analytics with Qlik AutoML.  We introduced a rich business logic layer to customize natural language processing and insight generation, and a full set of augmented analytics APIs to extend and embed AI-driven capabilities.

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In July 2024, Connector Factory is releasing a lot of new connectors for data integration in addition to new and updated connectors for data analytics and application automation. 

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Everything you need to know about the new user experience across Qlik Cloud Analytics and Qlik Talend Cloud. 

Welcome to a new world where you always know where to go.

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Drive enhanced governance with the latest Talend Data Catalog 8.1 release! TDC 8.1 brings improved capabilities like enhanced metadata bridges, BPMN standard support, and scalable Solr-powered search. Read this post to learn more..

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As we embrace the longest day of the year, the summer solstice, I am reminded of the importance of making the most of every moment. While the sun shines brightly, we want our dedicated Qlik developers, consultants, and "Qlik script rock-stars" to enjoy the weather rather than spend countless hours in the script editor interface. That’s why we are excited to introduce our latest improvements, designed to enhance your scripting experience and give you more time to bask in the summer glow. Keep reading to explore the enhancements we've made to the script and data load editors, ensuring a more efficient, consistent, and enjoyable user experience. Whether you're tackling data prep or loading data into a Qlik Sense app, these updates will streamline your workflow and promote best practices, allowing you to spend less time on scripts and more time soaking up the sunshine. Fixing pain points in autocomplete Autocomplete has been a persistent issue for many of you, often causing more frustration than convenience. Recognizing this, we released an update on February 15th, to make autocomplete less aggressive in both script and expression editors. This seemingly small bug fix has had a significant impact, earning praise from our developer community. A few days ago on June 18th, we released an enhancement that allows you to enable or disable autocomplete according to your preference. This flexibility addresses one of the biggest pain points raised by our script writers, empowering you to work more efficiently. For more details, check out the community discussion by Partner Ambassador – Ometis. Consistent user experience across script editors We are committed to providing a consistent user experience across our platforms. In November 2023, we released a standalone script editor for data prep use cases. This year, we’ve ensured that the functionality in the standalone script editor is mirrored in the Data Load Editor used by over 11k users for loading data into Qlik Sense apps. Promoting good practices with reusable and modular code We’ve also made strides in promoting good coding practices. We introduced QVS file support, allowing you to upload, preview, and include QVS files in your scripts. This feature, released on April 31st in the script editor and on May 21st in the Data Load Editor, supports the reuse of script parts and encourages modularity. Stay tuned for future updates… because we are planning to take the current functionality of read only to the next level and include editable scripts within Qlik Cloud! This enhancement not only promotes best practices but also helps with a smoother transition to Qlik Cloud for those heavily utilizing QVS files in client-managed deployments. Explore community feedback: Consultant Matheus Zapparoli's Post on .QVS Files Partner Ambassador Pablo Labe from iMaps Enhanced Data Load Editor The Enhanced Data Load Editor, released on May 21st, brings a host of new functionalities aimed at improving usability. These include the ability to preview loaded data directly from the editor, the introduction of a STORE command wizard, and resizable panels. With these improvements the script coding experience is more intuitive and efficient, aligning it with the capabilities of the enhanced script editor in Qlik Cloud. Key features include: Data preview with limited loading and table/profile previews for troubleshooting during development without switching between app sheets or data model viewer, allowing quick checks on script effects on a limited number of rows. Resizable panels for a customizable workspace Note: These enhancements were previously introduced in the standalone script editor in November 2023 for data prep use cases. If you missed that update, catch up here: Mike Tarallo's Blog Introducing a New Script Object & Editor SaaS in 60 Community reactions The release of these improvements in the Data Load Editor has inspired positive reactions across the Qlik community. Here’s what some of our Partner Ambassadors and consultants had to say: Partner Ambassador Alex Walker - Ometis Partner Ambassador Cristof Schwarz - Databridge Consultant Paul Verkooijen - BZTRS Agency Embracing a 'Cloud-First' approach While we emphasize a cloud-first strategy, we understand the importance of supporting both cloud and client-managed environments. The standalone script editor and script object improvements are currently supported in Qlik Cloud. However, enhancements to the Data Load Editor and expression editor are also included in Qlik Sense client-managed, with major updates planned for the November 2024 release. These updates, including enhanced Data Load Editor features and QVS file support, not only improve the current experience but also encourage a gradual move to Qlik Cloud. Looking forward As we continue to innovate and improve the Qlik scripting experience, your feedback remains invaluable. Be on the lookout for more updates, and let’s make the most of these long summer days together! To learn more: What’s New in Qlik Cloud | Qlik Help Creating reusable load script withQVSfiles | Qlik Help Scripting to load or export data | Qlik Help ...View More

For May & June 2024, Connector Factory has released more connectors and new capabilities for data integration, data analytics and application automation.

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As May brings Spring to a close and heralds the glimpse of summer, the days get a bit brighter and last longer. May seems full of new hope. Apart from Star Wars Day, which always occurs on May 4th (be with you), another galactic event that happens in May is our General Availability releases of both Qlik Replicate and Qlik Enterprise Manager.

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We are happy to announce the next version of our client-managed analytics offering, Qlik Sense May 2024.  This version includes improvements primarily focused on visualizations, connectivity, and the ability to preload apps.

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"A picture is worth a thousand words, but a visualization can tell a million stories."

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Qlik Cloud Data Integration + Qlik Application Automation can open up a wide range of use cases. Take advantage of the public APIs to make your DataOps worry-free.

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