Despite the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, Qlik continues to provide innovative ways for businesses to get the best out of their data and will host their annual QlikWorld conference online this month.
The global conference, which is usually a paid-for event, takes place on 24th and 25th June and offers access to valuable content normally only available to around 3,000 delegates.
QlikWorld Online will offer more than 110 online breakout sessions helping you maximise the functionality of a wide variety of Qlik products, with sessions tailored for users depending on their industry, Qlik competency, job function and more.
Customer and partner presenters from the likes of Accenture, Siemens Healthineers, Nationwide Building Society and Zurich Insurance will be participating in these sessions. A breakdown of these breakout sessions can be found here.
The event will cover everything you need to know with regards to transforming your business with the power of data, including AI-powered enhancements in Qlik Sense, portfolio additions like Qlik Insight Bot and a variety of new ways to increase the value of your Qlik applications. It will also demonstrate how Qlik’s data integration product suite can improve the efficiency of your real-time, analytics-ready data by automating data streaming, refinement, cataloguing and publishing.
QlikWorld Online will commence with Qlik CEO Mike Capone sharing Qlik’s strategic vision and roadmap, demonstrating how Qlik is addressing the most difficult data challenges and showcasing future enhancements, releases and integrations that we have to look forward to.
There will also be further keynote presentations from other Qlik leadership figures such as CMO Rick Jackson and CPO James Fisher.
The winners of Qlik’s Global Transformational Awards will be recognised at the event too, giving you the chance to gain insight as they discuss their data-driven transformations.
If you’re based in the UK, QlikWorld Online 2020 will take place on Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th June. Click here to register.