The way educators teach and students learn has changed dramatically over the last several years. One of the first companies to forge this change was Khan Academy, but have they proven that teachers are obsolete? Not just yet! To read more visit Can Technology Replace Teachers? | Qlik ...View More

Check out the new blog post by Kevin Hanegan (Qlik VP Knowledge & Learning) where he analysis what the digital revolution, data illiteracy, and cord cutters have in common."This is a debate which has been going on for years. Do advances in technology make us lazy and require less use of our brains? On the surface, you would think so, but after looking a bit deeper, I would argue it just requires us to continuously learn and acquire new knowledge".To read more visit, Are New Technologies Making Us Lazy? | Qlik ...View More

Today’s software needs just-in-time, context-sensitive knowledge "For years, consumers have been cross-sold to and up-sold to. Online storefronts recommend other products I would like based off my shopping cart. As a consumer of learning, why can’t I have that, and even better, why can’t it be contextual, intelligent, just-in-time and built into the product" written by Kevin Hanegan (Qlik VP, Knowledge and Learning)To read more from this blog visit Was Microsoft’s Clippy Years Ahead of its Time? | Qlik ...View More

Save corporate education from death by PowerPoint!"PowerPoint should be used to aid the learning with visualizing key topics that are hard to depict in other ways. A PowerPoint deck would make a good instructor manual, but let the instructor manage the class and tell the story and keep it interactive. Keep everything tied to the learning objectives, but do not script out the entire course" Kevin Hanegan, Qlik Vice President of Knowledge and Learning.To read more and learn what top six things to AVOID in PowerPoint, visit Why PowerPoint is Killing Corporate Education | Qlik ...View More

The Reporting with QlikView NPrinting course is based on QlikView NPrinting v17. This course is intended for business users and business analysts who need to be able to build and distribute static reports from QlikView. The course will cover the generation of reports based on (multiple) QlikView applications, options for distribution to users and groups, and scheduling options.Please note that this course is only suitable for those wishing to learn specifically about the features of QlikView NPrinting v17. This course is not compatible with earlier versions QlikView NPrinting.How Can You Learn NPrinting?Visit http://inter.viewcentral.com/reg/qlik/ReportQVNPrinting to register today! ...View More

For most of us, information that is not put to action quickly is simply forgotten. If the information is not practical or relevant immediately to your job, chances are, you won’t remember it. The solution to this is what is known as “just-in-time” learning. Just-in-time learning can provide you with all the training you need, right at your fingertips, through a self-service learning platform.Here are a few situations where the learner would benefit from just-in-time learning.Keeping up with new product featuresSpacing out your learningRefreshing your knowledgeLearning task-based solutionsTo read the full blog visit Training That Cuts To The Chase | Qlik and don't forget to check out the our self-service learning platform Qlik Continuous Classroom. ...View More

How social learning environments can help maximize your ROI in 2016!The new year is upon us and many of you may have selected your personal new years resolutions but have you stopped to think about your professional resolutions? Education Services would like you to consider another type of resolution: adopting the right learning approach for you and your organization – and making your business more successful as a result. To do this you must first focus on social learning, and how it can have a dramatic impact on your ROI! To learn more visit the Qlik Blog at New Year: Time to Get Your Organization in Shape | Qlik ...View More

Qlik partnered Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore for its 3rd International Business Analytics event,BAICONF held on its campus from 17-19 December 2015. Around 350 participants registered for this event which included corporates, research institutes and members of the academic community from across the country. The conference was successful in creating a platform and facilitate knowledge sharing on advanced data analysis, business analytics, big data and business intelligence for academicians, practitioners and researchers.Qlik India MD, Souma Das presented on Data Visualisation in Business Analytics during this event. The academic community showed keen interest on the Academic Program offered by Qlik which gives free licenses to accredited educational institutions. IIM Bangalore has also signed for this program. Along with this, there was a good amount of interest around Qlik's products and their capabilities.This event also generated a good amount of buzz in the press:Qlik clicks with IIM Bangalore for BAICONF 2015 - Analytics India MagazineQlik partners Indian Institute of Management Bangalore for BAICONF 2015http://efytimes.com/e1/179462/Press-Release/Qlik-Partners-Indian-Institute-Of-Management-Bangalore-For-BAICONF ...View More

The Qlik Continuous Classroom is expanding to serve another user role, the Qlik Sense Data Architect. Data architects manage and consolidate data from different tables and sources to be integrated into clean dashboard interfaces. This new user pathway for the Qlik Sense Data Architect provides an introduction to the Qlik Sense data model structures, connections, data loading, data management, and data modeling capabilities within a Qlik Sense app. Other modules cover acquiring data, associating tables, transforming data, resolving data model issues, debugging the script, validating the model, and much, much more.This launch represents the foundation upon which future modules covering more advanced data modeling techniques will be built. For more information and to try the new Data Architect Modules for free, please visit http://qcc.qlik.com ...View More

How custom application training can help increase user adoption of unused software within your organizationIt’s an all too frequent tale. You invest in great software to drive progress and innovation within your business. But fast forward to a few months later, and you’re faced with lack of user adoption within your organization. The product is up and running. You may have even invested in training for your technical users, to make sure they got the knowledge they needed to keep their system up and running and to build out their analytic applications. But what about the employees who were to be the actual users of these applications? They have been forgotten....It’s not human nature for most people to simply change course and adopt a new way of doing things. They need to see what is in it for them, and how it will make their jobs easier or more effective. So, how do you make sure that the users of the applications embrace change? The best way is to provide the user with application specific training. This type of training does not focus on the product, but how to use the application that is powered by the product. That’s because these users do not need to learn features and functions in a generic way. They need to learn exactly what they need to do with the application when it becomes part of their standard toolbox.To read the full article visit Solving the Challenge of Unused Software | Qlik ...View More