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    Tab Container

    The tab container, formerly the container object, has many new features that allow developers to style the container tabs. In this blog, I will review... Show More

    The tab container, formerly the container object, has many new features that allow developers to style the container tabs. In this blog, I will review some of these new features but first let’s do a quick review of what the tab container is and how you can use it. The tab container can be used to show many visualizations, one at a time, thus using less space on a sheet. It is ideal when there is the need to have many visualizations on a single sheet but not quite enough space to display them all. When using a tab container, tabs or menu items are selected to navigate through the visualizations. Tabs and visualizations can also be displayed based on a variable or the user’s access. Below is an example from the What’s New app.

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    There are many ways a visualization can be added to a container object. A visualization on the sheet or a master visualization can be dragged and dropped onto the tab container object, or a chart can be added from the content section of the tab container. When tabs are toggled on, a tab will exist for each visualization in the tab container.

    Some of the new features of the tab container are around the tabs. For example, the font, font size, width, alignment and color for each tab can now be set by the developer. Here are the style settings for the KPI chart tab (Tab container > Content > KPI object > Styling > Tab).

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    Notice that the width of the tab can be set based on a percentage or pixels. This allows the developer to make accommodations for larger tab labels that may need more width to be fully visible. The background color can be set to a single color, or an expression can be used. This can be done for each tab in the tab container object. Each tab can also have a different font type and/or font size, if desired, although a consistent look and feel (font type and font size) among all tabs is ideal. Note that when the orientation of the tabs is vertical, the width of the tab cannot be set. These styles can also be applied from the styling section of the tab container (Tab container > Appearance > Presentation > Styling > Tabs). Applying a background color here, will apply it to the entire object and all tabs. From here you can also set the table label alignment to left, center or right.

    Another new feature is the orientation of the tab container tabs can now be vertical. Notice in the image below how the top chart shows just the icons of the tab, and the bottom chart shows just the labels. Both are neat and clean.

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    When there are many tabs in a tab container, you may consider showing the menu. This is helpful when all tabs are not visible without scrolling. It provides another way to navigate the tab container.

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    The added tab container features allow developers to easily style the object so that it fits in better with the theme/style of the sheet it is on. This is a welcomed new feature.

    Thanks,

    Jennell

     

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    Japan

    【開催報告】Qlik ユーザーミートアップ

    今回はアドボケイトである富士通中川さまの司会によりスタート。幹事会メンバーである荻本さまより今年の活動報告が行われました。幹事会、オンラインミートアップ、もくもく会など様々な活動が行われ、来年に向けての抱負などをお話しいただきました。 続いては Qlik Luminary でもあるセガ萬さまによる ... Show More

    今回はアドボケイトである富士通中川さまの司会によりスタート。幹事会メンバーである荻本さまより今年の活動報告が行われました。幹事会、オンラインミートアップ、もくもく会など様々な活動が行われ、来年に向けての抱負などをお話しいただきました。

    続いては Qlik Luminary でもあるセガ萬さまによる Luminary Meetup の参加報告です。10月にスウェーデンにある Qlik ルンドオフィスで開催されたこのミートアップでは、萬さまもプレゼンテーションをされたということで、その模様を収めた動画のご紹介を交えながらご説明いただきました。

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    続いては日立建機さまによる事例発表です。普段あまり聞くことのない建機業界や会社紹介から始まり、同社における Qlik 活用とその課題、特に長年の利用により膨大化したデータファイルをどう運用していくか、というテーマを共有いただきました。

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    そして万葉倶楽部さまからは、同社におけるマーケティングへのデータ活用の取り組みをお話しいただきました。ソースの異なる会員データや売上データを結合し分析する仕組みや Talend を活用したデータ基盤の更新など盛りだくさんで持ち時間では足りず、後の懇親会でも急遽特別セッションを行なっていただきました。 

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    事例発表の最後はホンダさまより、社内・社外データを誰もが使えるポータルサイトを開設し、その利用頻度をどのように上げていったか、という具体的なお取り組みや、ミートアップならではの「ここだけの話」として、社内で使用されている実際の分析画面をご紹介いただきました。

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    幹事メンバー DNP 中西さまによるご挨拶で始まった懇親会では、銀座の夜景を眺めながらさまざまな情報交換が行われました。恒例の抽選会では学研の渕さまから当選のみなさまにプレゼントが手渡されました。

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    最後は恒例の(?)Qlik ポーズで会を終了しました。

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    2024年は Talend 社の統合が完了し、新生 Qlik が始動した年でした。多くのお客様に支えられ、社員一同大変感謝しております。このミートアップはそうした恩返しの一環でもありますが、ユーザー皆様のさらなる Qlik 活用のための場です。来年もぜひ積極的にご参加いただき、Qlik の輪を広げていただければと思います。

    本年は大変お世話になりました。来年も引き続き、どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。

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    Support Updates

    Talend Master Data Management (“MDM”) Server End of Life: December 31, 2024

    On July 16, 2021, Talend announced the retirement of the Talend Master Data Management (MDM) Server component of the following licenses: Talend MDM Pl... Show More

    On July 16, 2021, Talend announced the retirement of the Talend Master Data Management (MDM) Server component of the following licenses: Talend MDM Platform, Talend Platform for MDM, Talend Platform for MDM with Big Data, and Talend Data Fabric. At that time, Talend also provided notice that this product would have an End-of-Life date of December 31, 2024 

    This is a reminder that Qlik will deprecate the MDM capability as of December 31, 2024. We strongly encourage you to contact us to help you transition to an alternative, supported Talend product. We know that change can be difficult and are here to help.  

    Please contact your Qlik Customer Success manager or Qlik Customer Support for the next steps regarding Talend MDM Server end of life.  

     

    Thank you for choosing Qlik,
    Qlik Support

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    Product Innovation

    Connector Factory – November and December 2024 releases

    Qlik Talend Additional Qlik Talend Cloud connectors for Infor applications We’re continuing to expand the connectivity of Qlik Talend Cloud with the ... Show More

    Qlik Talend

    Additional Qlik Talend Cloud connectors for Infor applications

    We’re continuing to expand the connectivity of Qlik Talend Cloud with the addition of more Infor applications that can now be used as a data source.  These connectors will help the many companies that have both Infor and Qlik eliminate the lengthy development time associated with custom connectors as well as accelerate user access to a wider variety of Infor data sets.  The new connectors are for:

    • Infor CPQ
    • Infor Data Fabric
    • Infor Data Lake
    • Infor Distribution SX.e
    • Infor HR Talent
    • Infor LN
    • Infor M3
    • Infor SyteLine

     

    Additional Replicate Connectors

    The November 2024 release of Qlik Replicate included two new source endpoints:

    • SAP Odata - This new JAVA source endpoint uses the OData v2.0 protocol, consistent with SAP support, to explore SAP and get data out. All ODP-based services, such as dynamic filters and projection list forwarding, are supported to help reduce the load and impact.
    • Oracle XStream - This new endpoint interfaces directly with the Oracle XStream API, so now a Replicate task creates an XStream Out Server. With this new method, you will experience better performance, increased reliability, and simplified maintenance.

    More information on these connectors can be found in this blog.

     

    Qlik Analytics

    New version of SAP NetWeaver connector

    The Qlik SAP NetWeaver connector efficiently loads data into a Qlik Sense app from SAP NetWeaver which in turn accesses the information from different repositories within the SAP architecture, such as SAP BI/BW, SAP ERP, or CRM system.  A new version (8.1.0) of the SAP NetWeaver Connector package has been released which contains general bug fixes and improvements, specifically error handling when some SAP objects raise uncaught errors. 

    More details can be found in this blog.

     

    New version of Direct Access gateway

    The Qlik Data Gateway - Direct Access allows Qlik Sense SaaS applications to securely access behind the firewall data, over a strictly outbound, encrypted, and mutually authenticated connection.

    We recently released Direct Access gateway 1.6.9 which, in addition to several bug fixes, introduced the following enhancements:

    • Process isolation is now turned on by default, but only with a clean installation. If you are upgrading, your existing process isolation configuration will be preserved. To learn more about process isolation, see  Mitigating connector crashes during reload.
    • The configuration.properties template file has been removed from the Direct Access gateway installation folder to prevent customers mistakenly modifying the wrong configuration.properties file.  The only configuration.properties file will now be located in C:\ProgramData\Qlik\Gateway.

     

    Qlik Application Automation

    Updated Connectors

    • The Gihub Connector now has a download file block
    • The Talend Cloud connector now includes Data preparation blocks
    • The Salesforce connector now has Alert/Notification blocks
    • The Snowflake connector now includes key/pair support
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    Qlik Academic Program

    2024: A year of strong engagement with the academic community!

    The year 2024 saw a strong level of engagement with the academic community in India and the Asia-Pacific region, for the Qlik Academic Program. New in... Show More

    The year 2024 saw a strong level of engagement with the academic community in India and the Asia-Pacific region, for the Qlik Academic Program. New initiatives, different interactions and activities were the hallmark of 2024!

    Here are some of the highlights that marked 2024:

    1. Datathon with Anurag University: This year's first datathon featuring Qlik was a big success with over 1/3rd students choosing to work on Qlik Sense among all the other products and companies. The event saw participation from students across the Telangana region.    

    2. Datathon with Kristu Jayanti College: With a Qlik only datathon featuring students from different Bachelors courses including Data Science, students presented impressive Qlik Sense apps. Many of them were successfully qualified as Qlik Sense Business Analyst prior to participating in this datathon.

    3. Session on data analytics/ Qlik with Republic Polytechnic, Singapore: Qlik's technical expert and Pre Sales leader, Kam Wei delivered a talk for professors and students of Republic Polytechnic. Most of these students were familiar with other analytics technologies and they were able to appreciate Qlik Sense's strengths with this presentation. 

    4.  Datathon with VJIT: Another successful Qlik specific datathon with one of the active and old academic program partners, VJIT saw participation from more than 200 students, all unleashing their skills on building apps on Qlik Sense. Students came from CSE, IT and other departments

    5. Keynote speaker at ICT event: I was privileged to be invited to deliver a key note address at an ICT Academy event on the Future of Technology. Attendees included academicians from different parts of the country including Deans, Heads of Department, Professors. Hon ICT Minister of Tamil Nadu graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. ICT Academy is an organisation, part of the Government of Tamil Nadu, tasked with skilling students with new age technologies helping them get career ready. 

    Many other engagements marked 2024 including interactions with students, workshops, presentations etc. further strengthening the Qlik Academic Program as the premier data analytics program by a data analytics and AI leader. Students and Professors keep enjoying free resources of this program including training, software, qualifications and certifications.

    Signing off 2024 and look forward to a stronger 2025! 

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    Design

    Improved in-app and space navigation, and more

    Exciting New Features to Enhance Your Experience Welcome back, everyone! At Qlik, we’re committed to improving your experience every day. We understan... Show More

    Exciting New Features to Enhance Your Experience

    Welcome back, everyone!

    At Qlik, we’re committed to improving your experience every day. We understand how valuable your input is, and we prioritize acting on it. Whether through comments, community interactions, or other channels, your ideas fuel our design work. Our goal is simple: to create intuitive, efficient, and tailored tools for your needs. 

    Let’s dive into what’s new and improved!

    Key Updates and Features

    1. Customizable UI enhancements
      Moving all app assets to one place was a long-term improvement. And we knew that this breaking change would be cumbersome for some of you long-term users.
      In addition to solving that problem, we give you even more control over your interface:
      Our new customizable UI features let you:
      - Replace the Asset button with Bookmarks and Sheets as shortcuts to streamline navigation
      - Change the logo in the top bar
      - Remove other elements in the top bar, menu, etc
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    2. Space-nav
      Instead of navigating via the logo as you could in the past, we’ve introduced a more innovative way to show which space your app belongs to. This feature lets you seamlessly navigate back to a pre-filtered catalog view of your space.
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    3. App Details at Your Fingertips
      Say goodbye to back-and-forth navigation! You can now view all relevant app details directly within the app. From app ownership to key metadata, everything is at your fingertips.
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    4. Mini homes 
      Our new "Mini Homes" are designed to simplify asset creation and management in the Analytics Activity Center. With dedicated areas for key activities like visualizing, analyzing, and preparing data, Mini Homes provides focused environments that boost productivity.
      We’ve expanded the Analytics Activity Center to include:
      - Visualize and Analyze: Access pre-filtered views tailored to your activities.
      - Prepare Data: Leverage scripts and upcoming features to handle your data.
      - Predict: Create and manage machine learning models effortlessly.
      - Answer: Build Assistants that can answer questions based on unstructured data
      - Automations: Utilize our powerful application automation tools.

       

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    5. “Add New” button
      Last but not least, we’ve added the “Add New” button, making creating new assets directly from the catalog easier than ever.
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    Improved consumer experience

    We aim to reduce cognitive load and enhance usability for you and your end-users. By enabling deeper customization, simplifying navigation, and centralizing key actions, we help you focus on what matters most: delivering value to your audience.

    A fully customizable experience

    Customization is the cornerstone of these updates. With options to tailor every aspect of your app’s interface—from toolbar items to logos—you can create an app that’s uniquely yours. These changes empower you and ensure a cleaner and more intuitive experience for your consumers.

    What’s next?

    We’re not stopping here. More enhancements are planned to ensure that our product continues to exceed your expectations.
    Stay tuned for updates, and keep sharing your valuable feedback!

    If you want to see a demo, please head over to Linkedin.

    Thank you, and let me know in the comments below.

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    Exploring the new Navigation Menu object

    The new Navigation Menu object in Qlik allows for a flexible and easy way to add a menu to your Qlik Sense apps. Whether you're designing an app in Ql... Show More

    The new Navigation Menu object in Qlik allows for a flexible and easy way to add a menu to your Qlik Sense apps. Whether you're designing an app in Qlik Sense or embedding Qlik capabilities into a web platform, you should make this new object your go-to solution for organized and stylish navigation.

    In this blog post, we'll explore into the new Navigation Menu object, its features, customization options, embedding capabilities, and key considerations for getting the most out of it. For a quick overview, check out the SaaS in 60 video below:

     

    Navigation Menu in Qlik Sense Apps

    Up until now, navigation in your apps has been limited to the following options:

    1. Navigating through the built in Sheets tab in the assets panel
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    2. Custom built extensions
    3. Or, in-app, using existing objects:
      • Using buttons:

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      • Using the layout container in addition to buttons to create custom sidebars:

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    The new Navigation Menu object enhances your Qlik Sense app usability and makes it easier to achieve similar results faster tailored to your needs


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    Key Features:

    • Sheet Organization: Automatically arranges sheets and groups into a hierarchy for intuitive navigation.
    • Flexible Layouts: Choose from vertical, horizontal, or drawer-style menus, adapting to your app’s design needs.
    • Custom Styling: Personalize fonts (family, size, weight, and color), background images, align items, and hover and highlight effects. You can also toggle icons or resize the buttons.
    • Mobile-Optimized: Enable a list view for seamless navigation on mobile devices.
    • Integration-Friendly: Pair with "sheet title off" and selection bar for a minimalistic yet functional design.

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    You can toggle the "App Navigation bar > Navigation" or "Sheet Header" option to OFF in the UI settings and have the Navigation Menu object replace your traditional Sheets for a more minimalistic look.

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    👀 You can see the Navigation Menu object in action on the What’s New App:
    https://explore.qlik.com/app/4911b1af-2f3c-4d8a-9fd5-1de5b04d195c

     

    Navigation Menu embedded in your Web Apps

    For developers looking to incorporate Qlik analytics into their web applications, the Navigation Menu object can save time when developing a custom sheet navigation. You can easily embed the navigation menu object and customize it to meet your needs. (Learn more here)

    How to Embed the Navigation Menu

    Here’s a simple example of embedding a horizontal navigation menu in your web app using Nebula.js.

    You can read more about Embedding and access the full documentation on qlik.dev:

     

    const nuked = window.stardust.embed(app, {
      context: { theme: "light" },
      types: [
        {
          name: "sn-nav-menu",
          load: () => Promise.resolve(window["sn-nav-menu"]),
        },
      ],
    });
    
    nuked.render({
      type: "sn-nav-menu",
      element: document.querySelector(".menu"),
      properties: {
        layoutOptions: {
          orientation: "horizontal",
          alignment: "top-center",
        },
      },
    });
    
    

     

     

    Advanced Customization

    Using JSON properties, you can customize the navigation menu extensively:

    • Adjust the orientation, alignment, and layout.
    • Add drawer functionality for compact navigation.
    • Style hover and highlight effects, font colors, and background images.
    • Align menu items to the left, center, or right for a consistent look.

    These capabilities make the Navigation Menu a versatile tool for developers working on embedded analytics projects.

     

    nuked.render({
      type: "sn-nav-menu",
      element: document.querySelector(".menu"),
      properties: {
        "layoutOptions": {
          "drawerMode": false,
          "hideDrawerIcon": false,
          "orientation": "horizontal",
          "layout": "fill",
          "alignment": "top-center",
          "separateItems": false,
          "dividerColor": {
            "color": "rgba(0,0,0,0.12)",
            "index": -1
          },
          "largeItems": false,
          "showItemIcons": false
        },
        "components": [
          {
            "key": "general"
          },
          {
            "key": "theme",
            "content": {
              "fontSize": "18px",
              "fontStyle": {
                "bold": true,
                "italic": false,
                "underline": false,
                "normal": true
              },
              "defaultColor": {
                "index": 15,
                "color": "#000000",
                "alpha": 1
              },
              "defaultFontColor": {
                "color": "#ffffff",
                "alpha": 1
              },
              "highlightColor": {
                "index": -1,
                "color": "#3ba63b",
                "alpha": 1
              },
              "highlightFontColor": {
                "color": "#ffffff",
                "alpha": 1
              },
              "hoverColor": {
                "index": -1,
                "color": "#ffa82e",
                "alpha": 1
              },
              "borderRadius": "20px"
            }
          }
        ]
      },
      navigation: sheetObject.navigation,
    });

     

     

    Things to watch out for

    While the Navigation Menu object is a fantastic addition, there are some key points to consider:

    1. Content Security Policy (CSP): If you use background images from external URLs, ensure their origins are added to your tenant’s CSP allowlist. This step is essential for compliance and functionality.
    2. Hierarchy Management: Group sheets effectively in your Qlik app to create a logical navigation structure.
    3. Mobile Responsiveness: Test the menu thoroughly on various devices to ensure an optimal user experience, especially when using the list view.
    4. Design Consistency: Align the menu’s styling with the rest of your app for a unified look and feel.

     

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    Design

    Public collections: A powerful way to organize content

    Welcome back Fredrik! Please join me in welcoming Fredrik Lautrup back to the Qlik Design Blog as he covers, Public Collections:  A powerful way to o... Show More

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    Welcome back Fredrik!

    Please join me in welcoming Fredrik Lautrup back to the Qlik Design Blog as he covers, Public Collections:  A powerful way to organize content. Fredrik is a long time Qlikkie, leading our product designers in our Product Design Group. Fredrik’s analytics experience stems from working with many customers in areas of product design, security and licensing.  He has worked with numerous enterprises in different roles - from IT, security to strategic information systems and is responsible for design and workflow of our products. 

     

    Get Organized!

    Currently, Qlik Cloud offers ways to separate access control, organization, and quality processes through the solutions of spaces, collections, and publishing. We initially focused on getting the access control and quality process to the right level, and now it’s time to improve the organization.

    In our initial releases, favorites and collections were all about “you.” This was your way to ensure you could find relevant content with minimal effort. This was not a corporate view, or a view pushed onto you.

    Looking at how users use the platform, we’ve realized that there’s a big need for curated content delivered to users to help them find the right content. Introducing this capability would allow a curator to decide what’s relevant for their users based on their role.

    Public Collections

    To address this need, we recently introduced public collections. Administrators of content can create collections where they group content and make them public (available to all). Collections are not about access control, so people looking at the collections can still only see what they have access to and only collections where they can access content. The content is now organized by a curator in topics independent of how the content needs to be secured by spaces. A Collection is a flexible concept that allows you to organize your content in a way that makes sense for your users. It enables you to group content from multiple spaces, and the same content can be in many collections. This makes it a pure concept for organizing content.

    When used correctly, you as a consumer of content no longer need to worry about the spaces. The spaces are there in the background for administrators to ensure you have access to the right content. Collections are there for your consumers to find content in logical groups such as topics, projects, teams, and more. You can see an illustration below of how it could work.

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    I hope you have enjoyed getting an insight into how we think when designing the eco-system for content. If you have questions or ideas, please do not hesitate to share them with us. Also please check out the SaaS in 60 video below to get a quick introduction on how Public Collections work.

    View more in 60: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW1uf5CQ_gSq6klZOXSpKQ0afQFJyqqEh 

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    Qlik Digest

    Qlik Digest - December 2024

    One Company. One Vision. And a 9x Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools. Qlik is proud to be recognized as a leader in the ... Show More

    One Company. One Vision. And a 9x Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools.

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    Qlik is proud to be recognized as a leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools. Find out why in your complimentary copy of the report.

    Get the Report

     

    14x Olympic Medalist. 16x World Record Breaker. And Qlik Connect Keynote Speaker  

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    Katie Ledecky, an unparalleled force in global athletics, is renowned as one of the greatest athletes of her generation — and is joining Qlik Connect 2025.

    With 14 Olympic medals and 21 World Championship titles — the most ever by a female Olympian — she has shattered records and set new standards of excellence.  Ledecky's journey began at the 2012 London Olympics, where, at just 15, she became the youngest U.S. Olympian and won her first gold medal in the 800-meter freestyle, signaling the start of a historic career

    Register Now

     

    The Gartner Hype Cycle for Data Management

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    2024 has been a transformative year for data management, with AI & cloud-driven innovation reshaping how we manage data.  But with so many emerging technologies, how do you separate hype from real value?

    The Gartner Hype Cycle for Data Management, 2024 offers critical guidance, helping organizations to stay ahead and drive real-world business impact. From real-time integration and AI-driven data quality to the rise of data products and emerging open formats like Apache Iceberg, the future of data management is evolving rapidly.

    Download

     

    Qlik Reporting Service: Announcing a PixelPerfect Update!

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    Qlik Reporting Service now has PixelPerfect authoring, report cycling, and report task history. Life is easier with real-time data, customizable templates, simple interfaces, and powerful analytics. All your reporting needs. All met by Qlik Cloud Analytics.       

     Learn More

     

    Qlik Replicate November 2024 General Availability Release

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    Qlik is uniquely placed by offering several methods of replicating data in real time, with ease, automation and the added ability to combine it with other data seamlessly. SAP and Oracle continue to be mission-critical systems for many organizations, and two new endpoints have been added to enable the most efficient ways to replicate data from these two powerhouses.

    • New SAP OData source endpoint
    • New Oracle XStream source endpoint

    Learn More

     

     

     

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    Support Updates

    Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows - New Security Patches Available Now

    Edited December 5th: identified upgrades leading to complications with extensionsEdited December 6th: added workaround for extension complicationEdite... Show More

    Edited December 5th: identified upgrades leading to complications with extensions
    Edited December 6th: added workaround for extension complication
    Edited December 10th: added CVEs (CVE-2024-55579 and CVE-2024-55580)
    Edited December 12th, noon CET: added new patch versions and visualization and extension fix details; previous patches were removed from the download site

    Hello Qlik Users,

    New patches have been made available and have replaced the original six releases. They include the original security fixes (CVE-2024-55579 and CVE-2024-55580) as well as QB-30633 to resolve the extension and visualization defect.

    If you continue to experience issues with extensions or visualizations, see QB-30633: Visualizations and Extensions not loading after applying patch.

    Security issues in Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows have been identified, and patches have been made available. Details can be found in Security Bulletin High Severity Security fixes for Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows (CVE-2024-55579 and CVE-2024-55580).

    Today, we have released six service releases across the latest versions of Qlik Sense to patch the reported issue. All versions of Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows prior to and including these releases are impacted:

    • May 2024 Patch 9
    • February 2024 Patch 13
    • November 2023 Patch 15
    • August 2023 Patch 15
    • May 2023 Patch 17
    • February 2023 Patch 14

     

    No workarounds can be provided. Customers should upgrade Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows to a version containing fixes for these issues. November 2024 IR, released on the 26th of November, contains the fix as well

    • November 2024 Initial Release
    • May 2024 Patch 10 or 11 (both valid)
    • February 2024 Patch 14 or 15 (both valid)
    • November 2023 Patch 16 or 17 (both valid)
    • August 2023 Patch 16 or 17 (both valid)
    • May 2023 Patch 18 or 19 (both valid)
    • February 2023 Patch 15 or 16 (both valid)
    This issue only impacts Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows. Other Qlik products including Qlik Cloud and QlikView are NOT impacted.

    All Qlik software can be downloaded from our official Qlik Download page (customer login required). Follow best practices when upgrading Qlik Sense.

    The information in this post and Security Bulletin High Severity Security fixes for Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows (CVE-2024-55579 and CVE-2024-55580) are disclosed in accordance with our published Security and Vulnerability Policy.

     

    The Security Notice label is used to notify customers about security patches and upgrades that require a customer’s action. Please subscribe to the ‘Security Notice’ label to be notified of future updates. 

    Thank you for choosing Qlik,
    Qlik Global Support

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    Support Updates

    Talend Data Catalog 8.0 End of Support: December 31, 2024

    This notice is to remind you that Talend Data Catalog version 8.0, released in April 2022, reaches the end of support on December 31, 2024, as detaile... Show More

    This notice is to remind you that Talend Data Catalog version 8.0, released in April 2022, reaches the end of support on December 31, 2024, as detailed in the Talend Product Documentation. After this date, Talend Data Catalog version 8.1 will be the only regularly supported version.

    If you are currently using Talend Data Catalog version 8.0, we encourage you to transition to fully supported Talend Data Catalog 8.1 as soon as possible. Talend Data Catalog 8.1 includes many new features and improvements that enhance your productivity and efficiency, not to mention that upgrading to a supported version helps ensure that your software stays relevant, secure, and usable for years to come. Head to Talend Data Catalog 8.1 for a list of new features in Talend Data Catalog 8.1. You can continue operating Talend Data Catalog 8.0, but it will no longer be supported by Qlik under the Support Policy.

    Every active Talend Data Catalog subscription is entitled to a current Talend Data Catalog version 8.1 license. If you do not already have a Talend Data Catalog 8.1 license, please contact Qlik Customer Support via the customer portal to request one. The 8.1 license key is 100% backward compatible with 8.0. and can be safely applied to your 8.0 installation.

    Finally, for all other upgrade and troubleshooting information, contact Qlik Customer support

     

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    Qlik Academic Program

    Reflecting on 2024 and Preparing for an Exciting New Semester with Qlik’s Academ...

    As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on the past year—on the memories made and the hard work put in. Students and educators are wrapping up their fina... Show More

    As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on the past year—on the memories made and the hard work put in. Students and educators are wrapping up their final classes and exams, while the holiday season offers a well-deserved break to recharge.

    Before we know it, January will arrive, bringing with it the start of a new semester. But don't worry—Qlik’s Academic Program is here to help you hit the ground running. With a robust data analytics curriculum, access to free software, and data literacy courses, you'll be fully equipped for an exciting and innovative semester ahead.

    Let us support your students by educating them about who we are, what we offer, and how our program can enhance their classes. Be sure to ask about our workshop, designed to help students gain confidence using our free software. 

    Feel free to reach out to me directly at brittany.fournier@qlik.com, and visit our academic page at https://www.qlik.com/us/company/academic-program for more information.

     

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    Simplifying GenAI Data Pipelines with Qlik Talend Cloud

    Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) and related applications have exploded into the tech scene over the last couple of years.  While the techno... Show More

    Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) and related applications have exploded into the tech scene over the last couple of years.  While the technology shows great promise, building data pipelines that leverage customers structured and unstructured data is a challenging and high effort integration activity.

    Qlik Talend Cloud (QTC) AI-ready data capabilities enable customers to simplify and accelerate the work needed to have their data flowing to Large Language Model (LLM) Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) based GenAI applications.  In this blog we’ll cover this exciting new capability to simplify using your data with GenAI applications.

    Background – GenAI, LLM, RAG, Vector stores

    Before diving into how QTC AI-ready data capabilities assist, leveraging automation, in having enterprise data be made available seamlessly to RAG based GenAI applications, lets outline the technologies involved and the complexities found when building GenAI applications from scratch.

    RAG is a method of implementing GenAI applications that ground the LLM with the data context that the LLM must use when answering a query. It is used in conjunction with LLMs to both avoid the need to train an LLM on customer specific data and limit the scope of the data the LLM will use to answer questions posted to it.  While LLM based chat interfaces, such as ChatGPT, are the most readily recognizable element of a GenAI application, there are several precursor technologies and processes that need to be selected and integrated, typically with complex code-based methods.

    Anatomy of a RAG based solution

    A typical RAG based GenAI solution contains the following components and process flow.

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    To service a query from the user the RAG Application or Chat bot on enterprise data, the enterprise data needs to be loaded into a vector store with appropriate LLM embeddings. An LLM embedding refers to a vector representation of text (such as a word, sentence, or document) generated by a LLM like GPT, BERT, or other advanced models. The purpose of embeddings is to capture the semantic meaning of the text in a way that allows the model to perform various tasks, such as similarity search, classification, or language generation, more efficiently. An embedding is a high-dimensional numerical vector that represents a piece of data (like words or sentences) in such a way that semantically similar pieces of data are closer together in the vector space. This allows models to process and compare pieces of text effectively.

    This vector is then passed to the LLM along with the text of the user query for the LLM to then use as the context against which the embeddings generated from the user query text to generate the response back to the user.

    RAG based solution technology components

    For this process to work, several technology decisions and integrations need to be made in advance.

    1. The data source systems that currently house the enterprise data needed to answer questions.  There would be typically multiple databases and applications whose data need to be integrated to achieve coherent answers. This includes unstructured text data in documents and knowledgebases.
    2. The platform on which all this data will be integrated. Very popular cloud-based platforms, E.g. Snowflake and Databricks.
    3. The Vector database on which to store the enterprise data embeddings. Cloud platforms (Snowflake Cortex, Databricks Mosaic) typically provide their own Vector DB and point solutions such as ElasticSearch, Pinecone, OpenSearch, etc. are also popular choices.
    4. The LLM to use to generate the enterprise data embeddings and for completions and chatting. There are ample choices for this as well both through hyperscaler AI platforms (Azure OpenAI, Amazon Bedrock), cloud data platforms (Snowflake Cortex, Databricks Mosaic) and independent providers (OpenAI, Anthropic)

    All of this together paints the following picture of the required integration.

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    An implementation of this solution requires large amounts of effort scripting/coding and specialized knowledge.  As we’ll see next, Qlik Talend Cloud automates most of the integration and only requires configuration and selections of the technology to be utilized.

    Qlik Talend Cloud – AI-ready pipelines

    Qlik Talend Cloud (QTC) is purpose built to simplify and accelerate the implementation of RAG based GenAI data integration pipelines by using a low/no code approach.  Let’s cover each of the features and how they leverage automation to enable this capability in detail.

    Data source connectivity

    QTC offers no-code connectivity to hundreds of data sources, including enterprise systems, mainframes, SAP, databases, and SaaS applications.  It offers efficient, zero footprint, and minimal impact near real-time log based Changed Data Capture (CDC) or incremental API to only send data and changes once, without the need to reload the same data over and over, from source to target. The intuitive interface allows for an easy implementation of this connectivity and movement process, as shown below.

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    More information available on the following link on qlik.com

    Data preparation/transformation

    Once the data is in the target cloud platform the next step is to prepare it for vectorization. This entails creating derived data sets with the appropriate field and record joining and filtering that feed the relevant bits of data for the LLM to use. QTC offers multi-modal transformation design experience ranging from no code Transformation Flows to pro-code GenAI assisted query crafting. Learn more about these feature on Qlik Community blog and online guide

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    Data modeling

    Once the necessary data sets have been generated, we then define relationship metadata between data sets.  This allows for the subsequent AI-ready data step to recognize the potential building blocks for the document to prepare and store in the Vector DB.

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    AI-ready Data and Vector DB/LLM integration

    NOTE: This feature is currently in private preview in preparation for General Availability (GA) on the first quarter of 2025

    The data to be vectorized needs to go through a process of parsing, chunking, embedding, and indexing. Structured data (from tables and columns) needs to be converted to document format prior to these steps.  QTC shines in this area with an intuitive interface for determining the elements to include in the document.

    1. From a transformation step, we select the option to create AI-Ready data

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    1. The specify where to store the vectors

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    We can store vectors in either:

    1. External vector databaseQTC_Manuel_8-1734481302044.png
    2. Data project platform. This is dependent on the platform for the project this task is a part of. Either Snowflake Cortex  or Databricks Mosaic.
    3. Qlik Answers knowledge base. For information on this option check out this blog

    3. Specify the LLM connection. This connection and specified models will be used for both creating the embeddings for storing the document data in the Vector DB and also to power the completions of the chat interface available to the implementer to test the LLM. The options here depend on the prior choice of Vector DB.

    1. Using external LLM
       
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    2. Using data project platform LLM. Refer to the following for more information on Databricks Mosaic or Snowflake Cortex
    3. In either case, a valid embeddings and completion model need to be specified
    1. Create AI-ready documents. In this step we leverage the datasets and relationships defined in the transformation task to create the documents to be vectorized.  We start with a parent data set, on the far right of the model diagram, and select the child elements to become part of the document

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    1. We’re done!  The next step is to prepare and run the task and test the data and LLM with the chat with your data function.

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    Note: This interface is intended for the AI-ready data implementer to test the integration of the data and processing components (LLM, Vector DB, etc.). It’s not intended to be and end user chat interface.

     

    The completed pipeline would look like the following

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    Conclusion – Accelerating your GenAI journey

    GenAI offers new and exciting capabilities to interact with data.  Building the workflow that combines all the data sources, processing, and technologies typically entails a large effort.  QTC accelerates enterprise GenAI implementations and allows for a faster time to value at a lower effort and cost than otherwise.

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    Whether using automatic ingestion of data from structured or unstructured sources, transformation into required data sets, the creation of a vector record with appropriate LLM embeddings, or the testing of chat answers, QTC lowers the barrier of entry and adoption to deliver RAG based GenAI solutions on your data.  Reach out to your account team today to take advantage of this groundbreaking functionality.

     

    AI-Ready tasks are currently in private-preview in Qlik Talend Cloud.  For more information or to take part in the private preview contact your Qlik account representative.

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    Qlik Cloud Reporting's Perfect Update

    Qlik Cloud Reporting is just perfect. PixelPerfect. PixelPerfect Report Authoring is a powerful new template designer enabling precise report authorin... Show More

    Qlik Cloud Reporting is just perfect. PixelPerfect.

    PixelPerfect Report Authoring is a powerful new template designer enabling precise report authoring. It offers seamless integration with existing reports, data source connectivity, customization options, and collaborative features for creating high-fidelity, visually stunning reports.

    In addition to PixelPerfect Authoring, we've put the finishing touches on our cloud reporting capabilities in Q4, introducing:

    • Report Cycling: Developers can set up report tasks to cycle through a dimension, creating reports for each value.
    • Report Task History: Developers have better visibility into past task runs with a new report task history feature that keeps track of up to three months of execution data. Plus, we surface error and warning messages to help troubleshoot any issues.

     

    Want to learn more?

     

    More Resources

     

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    Updates to Qlik Cloud Security Roles

    On April 16th, 2024, Qlik is launching a highly anticipated capability: custom security roles. What do custom security roles do? Custom security roles... Show More

    On April 16th2024, Qlik is launching a highly anticipated capability: custom security roles.

    What do custom security roles do?

    Custom security roles introduce fine control of data export and access permissions within Qlik apps. This allows you to tailor permissions to your specific needs, enhancing data security and compliance.

    The first delivery on April 16th includes the capability to control who can export content. Additional capabilities will be added soon after, such as who can create data connections, reports, and similar.

    What does this mean for me?

    As part of this update, the existing "has restricted view" space role will gain the ability to export data to Excel. This adjustment is in line with Qlik's capacity-based pricing model, ensuring basic users have essential tools.

    If you do not wish for users with the "has restricted view" space role to be able to export data, you will need to edit the User Default role to deny download for all users, and then create a custom role that allows if for specific users and groups.

     

    Stay tuned for more information and resources leading up to the April 16th launch. We are excited about these enhancements and the value they will bring to your data management and security efforts within Qlik.

    Thank you for choosing Qlik,
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    Support Updates

    Qlik Application Automation execution token changes

    Hello Qlik Users,   On January 13th 2025, Qlik will introduce breaking changes to the execution token functionality for triggered automations.  Conten... Show More

    Hello Qlik Users,

     

    On January 13th 2025, Qlik will introduce breaking changes to the execution token functionality for triggered automations. 

    Contents

     

    What does this mean for my triggered automation?

    Triggered automations will require their Run Mode to be set to triggered to continue to work as expected. Past January 13th, it will no longer be possible to use the below endpoint to trigger an automation not explicitly configured with a triggered run mode:

    api/v1/automations/{id}/actions/execute

     

    How do I configure the Run Mode?

    The run mode can be configured in the Start block of an automation:

    1. Open the Automation
    2. Select the Start Block
    3. Open the Inputs tab
    4. Select Triggered as the Run Mode

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    Additional change: Execution tokens become header parameters (Q2 2025) 

    An additional change to how execution tokens are used will be introduced at a later date. The change is planned for Q2 2025

    When triggering a triggered automation through the trigger URL (see the below endpoint) the execution token must be sent as a header parameter. Currently, it is possible to send the execution token as a query parameter. With Q2 2025, sending execution tokens as header parameters will eventually be enforced.

    api/v1/automations/{id}/actions/execute

     

    Related improvement: custom parameter support for button-triggered automations

    When triggering an automation from a button in an app it is now possible to provide additional input parameters that are defined in the button configuration. More information can be found here: custom input parameters for the native button.

     

    Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or address our experts directly in the Qlik Application Automation forum.

     

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    Qlik Cloud 11 月の新機能

    分析の新機能 ナビゲーションメニュー アセットパネルからシート間の移動をせずとも、シート内にナビゲーションメニューを追加して、直接移動を行う事が出来ます。シート内でのスタイルは、ドロワーメニューや、シート名を羅列した形式に表示することが可能です。 ナビゲーション メニュー   UI 設定 アプリの... Show More

    分析の新機能

    ナビゲーションメニュー

    アセットパネルからシート間の移動をせずとも、シート内にナビゲーションメニューを追加して、直接移動を行う事が出来ます。シート内でのスタイルは、ドロワーメニューや、シート名を羅列した形式に表示することが可能です。

    ナビゲーション メニュー

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    UI 設定

    アプリの設定に UI 設定が追加されました。ナビゲーションバー、ツールバー、シートヘッダーのカスタマイズを行うことができます。 アプリ全体に適用されます。

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    新しいアセット パネルのプレビュー

    新しいアセットパネルのプレビュー モードが開始されました。編集モードのアセットパネルのプレビューアイコンをクリックして表示することができます。新しいアセット パネルは、1 月にすべてのユーザーに提供される予定です。

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    分析タイプによる構築

    チャートの種類からビジュアライゼーションを作成する代わりに、構築する分析タイプから開始することもできます。分析では、項目と選択した分析タイプに基づいてチャートが構築されます。生成されたチャートをカスタマイズすることもできます。分析は、データに対して実行する分析の種類がわかっているものの、それをビジュアライゼーションで構築する方法がわからない場合に役立ちます。

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    下記の分析タイプのチャートを作成することができます。

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    タブ付きコンテナ

    古いコンテナ オブジェクトからタブ付きコンテナへと改良されました。編集画面の詳細モードでのみ使用可能です。タブ付きコンテナ内では、チャートやマスタービジュアライゼーションをタブ毎に設定し、それぞれをコンテナ内で表示することができます。表示条件により、タブの表示・非表示を切り替えることができます。タブを非表示にしてユーザーに表示を選択させず条件に応じて切り替えることもできます。

    タブ付きコンテナ

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    GetUserAttr 関数

    ユーザーのメールアドレス、サブジェクト、ユーザーが属するIDプロバイダのグループを返す GetUserAttr 関数 が追加されました。チャートでもスクリプトでも使用することができます。

     構文: GetUserAttr(‘属性名’)

    •  スクリプトの例   Let vUserEmail = GetUserAttr('userEmail’)
    •  チャートの数式の例  =GetUserAttr('userEmail’)

    ユーザーの属性情報に基づいて、ロケールや言語を適用する、軸やメジャーやシートの表示・非表示をコントロールするなど、高度なアプリケーションの制御に使用することができます。

     

    テーブルの改善

    新しいストレートとピボット テーブルで、見出し項目の列にドロップダウンが追加され、サイクリック グループの軸を素早く切り替えられるようになりました。

    ピボットテーブルでは行のインデント表示ができるようになりました。インデント状態では画像やリンクは表示できません。

     

    PixelPerfect テンプレートの利用

    レポートの作成におけるテンプレートとして新たに PixelPerfect テンプレート (.qpxp) が追加されました。テンプレートは、アプリ内の PixelPerfectデザイナーを使用して開発され、ピクセル固有のレポートを行う事が可能となりました。

    Yuki_Suzuki_9-1733982399770.png

     

    AutoML のアップデート

    データドリフト監視

    時間の経過とともに、特徴量のデータの分布や大きさの変化にモデルが対応しきれずに精度が劣化してしまうデータドリフトが起こる可能性があります。データ ドリフトは集団安定性指数 (PSI) として計算されます。PSI 値を確認することで、特徴の重大なデータ ドリフトを特定できます。PSI 値が 0.25 以上の場合は、モデルの再トレーニングまたは新しい実験の作成を検討してください。

    Monitoring data drift in deployed models

    運用監視

    • デプロイメントのリクエスト、予測、予測失敗の数を表示します。
    • 予測イベントをトリガー別に分析します  (たとえば、最初に手動で実行されたイベントの数とスケジュールに従って実行されたイベントの数など)。
    • 各予測イベントと重要な詳細を示す詳細なログを表示します。

    Monitoring deployed model operations

    異常の検出と処理

    インテリジェントなモデル最適化により各特徴を評価し、トレーニングに影響を与える可能性のある異常を特定します。これらの値は、学習済みモデルの性能に対する異常値の影響を軽減するために重み付けされます。

    異常の検出と処理

     

    その他
    • マスタアイテムに登録した軸が選択ツールに表示されるようになりました。
    • 変数ダイアログの値が、変数入力コントロールなど、アプリ内での変更に応じて変化するようになりました。

     

     

    データ統合の新機能

    Talend Data Integration GitHub 構成のサポート

    Talend Data Integration Github との接続をサポートしました。これによりクラウドにあるリソースを GitHub 上でバージョン管理 / コード管理し、共同開発や、ブランチ、スペース、テナント間での資材を共有することができるようになりました。Github によるバージョン管理は、 Qlik Talend Cloud Standard エディション以上で利用できます。

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    GitHub Organization のリポジトリへ接続を行い、 Data Ingtegration の各プロジェクトの変更に対して commit/push 、リモート先の変更を pull、ブランチの切り替えや、プロジェクトからブランチの作成をサポートします。プッシュしたリソースはオブジェクト毎に Json ファイル形式で管理されます。

    Yuki_Suzuki_11-1733982709336.png

     

    スキーマの自動進化のサポート拡張

    Talend Data Integration におけるスキーマ進化が以下においてもサポートされるようになりました。

    • レプリケーションプロジェクト - データ レイクランディング タスク (レプリケーションタスクは以前からサポート)​
    • パイプラインプロジェクト - ランディングタスク / ストレージ タスク

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    QVD ファイルのデータ品質計算をサポート

    Qlik Talend Data Integration における、これまでサポートされていたデータセットタイプに加え、QVDをはじめとしたデータ品質を計算できるようになりました。

    • 登録されたデータセットのプルアップ計算を可能にする、SQL データベース​
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    【2025/1/15(水)15:00 開催】アフター AI :混乱の渦中でデータ・インサイト・アクションを変革

    AI は現実に。その先は? 2024年が生成 AI の急速な普及が落ち着いた年だったとすれば、2025年は多くの企業がアフター AI の世界で自社の方向性を模索する年になると予測されます。AI は、社会とビジネスに根本的な変革をもたらしています。その一方で、これまで以上に不明確性が増し、AI の進... Show More

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    AI は現実に。その先は?

    2024年が生成 AI の急速な普及が落ち着いた年だったとすれば、2025年は多くの企業がアフター AI の世界で自社の方向性を模索する年になると予測されます。AI は、社会とビジネスに根本的な変革をもたらしています。その一方で、これまで以上に不明確性が増し、AI の進化だけでなく、企業の成長にとっても脅威となっています。

    「アフター AI :混乱の渦中でデータ・インサイト・アクションを変革」では、データの世界の AI に関する 3 つのトピックと関連するトレンドを深掘りします。混乱の渦中でも AI を活用して優れた成果を創出し、ビジネス価値を最大化するためのトレンドを考察します。

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    「企業は、AI 活用の岐路に立っています。持続可能で経済的かつ安全な方法で AI を活用し、価値を引き出す必要があります。」 - Qlik トレンド Web セミナー講演者:Qlik マーケットインテリジェンスリード Dan Sommer 

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