U.S. Demographics (2010)

AnyChart — Extensions for QS

Get a bird's-eye view of the U.S. population trends revealed by key demographic statistics from the 2010 Census — across states, divisions, and regions. Just at a glance, compare the territories by size of population and recognize where it grows slower than the national average or even declines. Drill down to different levels. Hover over to check the exact counts along with the rates of birth, death, and natural increase.

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Discoveries

Some of the discoveries from using this app include:
* Key demographics at different hierarchical levels: population size, rates of births, deaths, and natural increase.
* RNI for each state, division, and region compared to the national average.

Impact

Helps estimate and project population counts and shifts to draw conclusions and make decisions in respect of the current and future distribution of social and economic resources and activities at national, regional, divisional, and state levels.

Audience

Demographics analysts, researchers, and planners seeking to understand the size and change of populations. All who want to analyze hierarchical data structures in Qlik Sense — the app features a good example of a Sunburst chart and is publicly available among AnyChart demo apps for Qlik Sense.

Data and advanced analytics

The dataset is derived from Kaggle.com: “United States Energy, Census, and GDP 2010-2014.” It contains demographic data from the United States Census of 2010.

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Active Clinical Trials at RPCI

AnyChart — Extensions for QS

Grab a clear picture of the active clinical research studies conducted at Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) and how they progress. For each of the five most common types of cancer by primary anatomic site of origin, learn what trials are ongoing and intuitively understand which ones are closer to completion than others. Explore by cancer type, current phase, protocol, principal investigator, or start year.

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Discoveries

Some of the discoveries from using this app include:
* Ongoing clinical trials by phase (Early I, I/ I/II, II, II/III, and III) and location (breast, colon, lung, prostate, and stomach).
* Details of each study: protocol, start year, and principal investigator.

Impact

Provides a comprehensive big picture of the ongoing clinical research studies across all phases, showing at a glance which trials are about to be completed or lag behind and therefore facilitating the process of setting priorities and making critical decisions.

Audience

Pharmaceutical company managers and clinical research directors tracking progress across multiple trials. All who want to monitor progress towards goals in Qlik Sense — the app features a good example of a Bullseye chart and is publicly available among AnyChart demo apps for Qlik Sense.

Data and advanced analytics

The dataset is derived from the list of active clinical studies submitted by the Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) to the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI), which is publicly available online.

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... it seems it's not population per se, but more the CO2 per capita of any given country/society that affects the global CO2 picture. Attached app is using a combination of Oxford University Martin School data and UN data.

Video explaining the app logic and "argumentation" of the hypothesis posited HERE .

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

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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. 

Based on the Open data from Public Health Goverment Service, progress in vaccination is shown in two dashboads.

Differently from the official infographic (https://www.governo.it/it/cscovid19/report-vaccini/) in the QlikView app you can navigate data widely and more in depth.

Open data are drawn from Github via rest connector (https://github.com/italia/covid19-opendata-vaccini/)

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