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It’s that time of year again when businesses reflect on the past 12 months as well as planning and strategizing for the next and trying to predict what will be the key business hacks to increase efficiency and competitive advantage.

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Data integration and analytics provider Qlik has announced the acquisition of Mozaic Data (Mozaic), an AI-driven data management technology.

In today's lightning-fast business landscape, organisations are on a mission to keep pace with ever-shifting customer demands, market conditions, and regulations. Business leaders must take a deep dive into the heart of their operations – namely, their enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. In times of economic slowdown, with enterprises scrutinising dollars and cents, leaders need to demonstrate how they are making the most of their investment in data technologies.

Analytics specialist Qlik has appointed DeLisa Alexander to its board of directors, making her its first outside director.

Analytics provider Qlik has introduced Qlik Forts, a hybrid cloud service that the company says securely extends Qlik's cloud analytics capabilities to wherever data and compute need to reside.

COMPANY NEWS: Healthcare providers are scaling Qlik to maximise the value of real-time data for decision-making during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Data analytics and integration solutions company Qlik has acquired no-code automated machine learning (AutoML) provider Big Squid.

COMPANY NEWS: Data analytics and integration solutions company Qlik launches Qlik Application Automation, a no-code solution that drives action from context-aware insights through streamlined and optimised workflows between SaaS applications and Qlik Cloud.

Business analytics platform Qlik acquires customisable metadata management solution NodeGraph to help expand its analytics data pipeline capabilities with interactive data lineage, impact analysis and governance, and drive “explainable BI,” a higher level of visibility and trust in data.

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Chief data officers (CDO) say there is a need for greater investment in data-driven initiatives, according to a study released by Qlik. CDOs also have agreed that organisations must be more data-driven towards decision making.

The Universal Business School Sydney (UBSS) has deployed Qlik’s Sense data analytics platform in order to ensure smooth operations in all of its departments amidst COVID-19.

Qlik’s Cloud Services track will enable its partners to transform customer relationship, accelerate adoption, and build a new model focused on service, success, and solutions.

COMPANY NEWS: Aside from being named as an Exemplary Vendor in 2021 Analytics and Data Value Index report, Qlik ranks top three out of 18 vendors in key buyer criteria, and ranks high in Ventana Research’s associated reports as #1 vendor for Mobile Analytics and #2 vendor for Embedded Analytics.

The Department of Health has been using Qlik’s data visualisation and analytics solution to give more perspective on COVID-19 related information and support public announcements.

Analytics vendor Qlik has revamped its data literacy program that's designed to help companies upskill their staff at scale.

Qlik says the growth of its academic program indicates that students are becoming more aware on the significance of data literacy and how digital skills are now a must, regardless of their program or specialisation.

MEGA UPDATED: More than FIFTY top IT companies in Australia have provided IT industry commentary on Australia’s 2021 Federal Budget, focusing on the digital economy, cyber security, business and more.

Guest Opinion: Throughout the pandemic, the increased use of cloud providers and online services has been pivotal in the ability to remain operational. This has seen many organisations overcome the inertia of SaaS, PaaS and other “aaS” products.