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Ben Horowitz Needs An 8-year-old

Forbes CIO Central – 16 November 2010

…The two biggest howlers appear at the end of the article. Horowitz argues that enterprises love their technology. This is not true. Apple fanboys love their technology. Enterprise users for the most part tolerate their technology because in most cases it was inflicted on them. The real story is more complex. It doesn’t really matter if you love your ERP system or not, it ain’t going anywhere. When enterprise users have a choice of better technology, they take it. QlikView is an example of a company that has skyrocketing revenues because it is adopted by departments and then propagated through companies, in many cases displacing approved, not beloved, business intelligence technology.

From Swedish Startup to Software Success Story: QlikTech Lars Björk Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year^® 2010 Winner in the Technology Category

Ernst & Young – 14 November 2010

Lars Björk, CEO, Director of QlikTech, was named the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year^® 2010 national winner in the Technology category. Now in its 24th year, Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur Of The Year^® is the world’s most prestigious business award for entrepreneurs. The award encourages entrepreneurial activity and recognizes leaders and visionaries who demonstrate innovation, financial success and personal commitment as they create and build world-class businesses.

How CTOs Can Help Businesses Run Better

Forbes – 2 November 2010

As the information landslide continues, CTOs should focus on solutions to answer business-relevant questions.

QlikTech Updates BI Product

IT Jungle – 19 October 2010

QlikTech last week unveiled QlikView 10, a new release of its successful BI software used by thousands of mid-sized companies, including a good number of IBM i shops. With version 10, the company made enhancements across the board, including a new associative search feature that a product manger describes as "slightly magical," a better and faster user experience, and a new way to connect with data sources.

Is the traditional BI market in decline?

IT-Director – 14 October 2010

Almost unnoticed, BI vendor QlikTech announced its Initial Public Offering (IPO) and started trading on July 16th 2010 at $10 per share. It would have been a good buy. Today QLIK shares are trading at $22.59.

QlikTech unveils new business intelligence offering

CBR Online – 13 October 2010

Business intelligence company QlikTech has unveiled QlikView 10, a new business intelligence (BI) offering that features visualisations to enable users explore and understand their data.

QlikView Extensions: A New Feature in QlikView 10

Jojit Soriano’s Blog – 13 October 2010

QlikTech recently released QlikView 10 and one of the new features introduced is QlikView Extensions.

QlikTech Extends Reach of BI Application

CTO Edge – 12 October 2010

QlikTech today released version 10 of its in-memory QlikView business intelligence application.

QlikTech Makes Business Intelligence Easier

eCRM Guide – 12 October 2010

QlikTech (NASDAQ: QLIK) today unveiled QlikView 10, the latest version of its business intelligence software that the company says provides enterprise-class BI in an easy-to-use format.

QlikView 10 Expands Data Exploration for BI Users

TDWI – 12 October 2010

QlikTech has released QlikView 10, a BI solution that combines the simplicity of the consumer application user experience with the power of enterprise BI. QlikView helps business users ask and answer critical business questions and solve business problems in days and weeks instead of the months needed by traditional BI solutions.

QlikTech delivers first makeover of its BI product since IPO

The 451 Group – 12 October 2010

Developers Hope to Push QlikView 10 into Overdrive

Information Management – 12 October 2010

With the latest edition of QlikTech’s flagship business intelligence solution, QlikView 10, developers focused on speed.

New BI Release Focuses on Speed, Usability

Managing Automation – 12 October 2010

QlikTech Succeeds By Keeping It Simple

TheStreet – 22 September 2010

Shares of decision-making software provider Qlik Technologies(QLIK_) have more than doubled since the company's IPO in July. Nevertheless, the key to Qlik's quick success is more about simplicity than speed, CEO Lars Bjork says...

Mobile BI can be quick and easy

Computerworld – 14 July 2010

Mobile BI sounds complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Here's the story of a nonprofit organization that went mobile with very little labor.

Is Business Intelligence for Small Business, Too?

Small Business Computing – 14 July 2010

If you don't know everything you'd like to know about what makes your business tick - what works, what doesn't and how much it all costs - you need business intelligence or BI.

101 screenshots of useful Apple iPad apps

Tech Republic – 17 June 2010

Straight out of the box, the Apple iPad provides business users with an instant-on computing experience, a full-screen view of email and calendar, and much better battery life than most laptops. While those features alone are enough to attract some users, the iPad’s application platform is opening up a lot of additional possibilities that are enticing to business leaders.

Apple iPad Does BI: 6 Choices From App Store

Information Week (blog) – 6 May 2010

QlikView for iPad HD: "QlikTech has done a great job implementing QlikView on the iPad..."

A Watchful Eye

CSNews Online – 3 May 2010

The DAX team members are the primary users of the Analyzer tool, which is a memory resident tool based on QlikView platform. It allows them to quickly slice and dice data any way they want, and offers roughly 50 KPIs to choose from.

Nine Emerging Trends in Business Intelligence Software

Datamation – 21 April 2010

Anthony Deighton, senior VP at QlikTech, an in-memory BI software vendor offering mobile BI access, predicts that physicians in hospitals, retail clerks and other professionals will benefit greatly from a mobile BI experience based on smart use of the software.

Mobile BI Apps Target iPad

Information Week – 15 April 2010

QlikTech's new QlikView for iPad app is based on the vendor's previously available iPhone app but is said to take advantage of the tablet's native screen resolution.