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Implementing Qlik Sense

By : Kaushik Solanki, Ganapati Hegde
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Implementing Qlik Sense

By: Kaushik Solanki, Ganapati Hegde

Overview of this book

Qlik Sense is a leading platform for business intelligence (BI) solutions. Qlik Sense helps organizations in making informed decisions based on the data they have. This book will teach you how to effectively use Qlik for optimum customer satisfaction. You will undergo a metamorphosis from a developer to a consultant who is capable of building the most suitable BI solutions for your clients. The book will take you through several business cases – this will give you enough insight to understand the needs of the client clearly and build a BI solution that meets or exceeds their expectations. Starting from the pre-project activities, you will go to the actual execution of the project, the implementation, and even maintenance. This book will give you all the information you need - from the strategy to requirement gathering to implementing BI solutions using Qlik Sense. The book will empower you to take the right decisions in tricky and diffi cult situations while developing analytics and dashboards.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)

Preparing for the Unexpected

Though a consultant can prepare for factors which can cause project delay, a lot of situations may be unexpected.

How can you be prepared for the unexpected? To be frank, it's not possible to be 100 percent ready, but following proper process can help to be nearly there.

It's always better to have back-up plans if you expect something might go wrong. If you are doing something for the first time, do some research and study all the available sources. Let's take an example. Suppose you are connecting to a data source which you haven't worked on earlier. Try to get all the information about the same and also look in different forums to see what problem the users have faced. This will help you avoid mistakes which others have done and help you save on re-work.

Another example which may not be anticipated well is migration of source...