BBBT - Qlik - 2017
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Topic:
Data Driven Possibilities in a Post-Fact World
Summary:
In a post-fact world the ability to access, argue with, question and digest the right data at the right time becomes critical. Our relationship to data in the corporate world is changing rapidly – moving from an IT-centric core to a user-centric model. Whether we call them line-of-business professionals, citizen data-scientists, or customers, everyone needs instant access to insights that change their world views.
Presenter(s):
Josh Good – Director of Product Marketing
Josh Good is the director of product marketing for Qlik. Mr. Good is responsible for product marketing, messaging and go-to-market strategies for Qlik’s cloud and freemium offerings. Josh has spent a decade in the BI and analytics space, as a customer, seller and marketer. As a presales consultant, he was a key member of innovating Qlik’s go-to-market strategy. Prior to Qlik, Josh led business intelligence and analytics projects at a premium outdoor clothing company. He also has experience in government acquisitions and biomechanical research. Based in Vancouver, Canada, Good holds a Master of Science degree in Biomechanics, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, from Queen’s University, Canada.
Company Profile:
Qlik® is the leading visual analytics platform and the pioneer of user-driven business intelligence. Its portfolio of cloud-based and on-premise solutions meets customers’ growing needs from reporting and self-service visual analysis to guided, embedded and custom analytics, regardless of where data is located. Customers using Qlik Sense®, QlikView® and Qlik® Cloud, gain meaning out of information from multiple sources, exploring the hidden relationships within data that lead to insights that ignite good ideas. Headquartered in Radnor, Pennsylvania, Qlik does business in more than 100 countries with over 40,000 customers globally.
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