‘With Active Intelligence, your business is prepared for the future’
The world of analytics is shifting towards Active Intelligence, according to data specialist Qlik. With Active Intelligence, an organisation takes a step forward into modernisation and is prepared for the future. During the recent Data Revolution Virtual Summit, Qlik discussed exactly what your bus...
ThoughtSpot is a rising star in the BI world
In recent years, the Business Intelligence (BI) world has been dominated by a handful of vendors. However, ThoughtSpot is on the rise. It records strong growth figures, is appreciated by analysts and has recently entered some new markets. Time for a conversation with the CEO of ThoughtSpot, Sudhees...
Einstein Analytics and Tableau form a single powerful solution
Salesforce Benelux Live took place at the same time as the Tableau Conference 2020 this year. A good moment for us to find out what Tableau will look like under Salesforce's wing.
For those who missed it, Salesforce has acquired Tableau. The main reason for this acquisition is to be able to offe...
How to prepare for the data age?
Over the decades organisations adapted to a data-driven era. We've seen the rise of cloud technology as we learned that all data didn't need to be locked on-premises. We saw the rise of analytics as big data became the rage. Broadband, Wi-Fi and 4G technologies made it easier to move and access dat...
Veeam commits to Kubernetes Backup with Kasten acquisition
Containers are the future of application development, according to many IT professionals. For the execution and management of these containers, Kubernetes is the go-to software platform. Increased use of containers and Kubernetes is to be expected. Because of this, data management player Veeam deci...
Will Databricks lakehouses change the AI and data world?
Databricks is convinced that the lakehouse will help them kick-start a new industry trend. After data warehouses advanced the business intelligence (BI) world and data lakes simplified data science, the next step should be a data pool to support all kinds of applications. Are we entering a new era,...
SAP HANA wants to lay the hybrid data foundation for enterprises
SAP is working hard to develop its HANA portfolio. Whereas the in-memory database was initially launched in 2010, it is now an SAP brand that enterprises rely on to solve multiple issues. But what is HANA like today? We spoke to Matthew Zenus, Global VP of SAP HANA Product & Solution Management...
Qlik BI switches to end-to-end data platform
Qlik aims to play a bigger role in the data analytics journey of enterprises. This means addressing both Business Intelligence (BI) and data integration. A unified approach which Qlik calls an end-to-end data platform, ultimately leading to 'Active Intelligence'.
The BI industry is experiencing ...
How automation increases the success of your organisation
Companies are increasingly embracing new systems, services and processes to increase business opportunities. IT operations (ITOps) teams are usually responsible for these new IT assets. Responsibility that comes on top of tasks like managing legacy IT. As a result, companies rely on ITOps more than...
Making optimal use of industrial IoT data with digital workflows
The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to develop faster and faster. Therefore, it is no surprise that many industries are wondering how to use incoming data. Think, for example, of data that can be used to improve maintenance activities. In order to optimise this, a platform is needed with which a...
Qlik works on a platform for the next phase of business intelligence
Business intelligence (BI) is a data discipline that is just entering a new phase. At least, that's the message Qlik's Elif Tutuk from the Research & Development department conveyed to us in a recent interview. The software supplier is busy preparing for this 'third generation BI', as Tutuk des...
How do you create a data culture in your company?
Organisations with a clear data culture are more profitable than companies that do not. But where is a data culture? And if you want to, where to start? Just installing new software is not enough, according to Tableau, the vendor of software for data analytics and visualisation.
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