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Over 8 years ago
For small volumes (ie few millions lines), any tool will do. It changes when you're dealing with larger volumes (hundreds of millions of lines and up), or when you want to do really rich discovery. It is then that associative technology such as Qlik will show its strengths.
Over 9 years ago
Answered a question: When evaluating Business Intelligence Tools, what aspect do you think is the most important to look for?
Flexibility it gives to the end user to discover and explore without being constrained by (by IT) pre-defined 'search trajectories' / access paths
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Seasoned European B2B marketing professional with 25 years of experience in the hi-tech
industry. For the last 20 years, focused on enabling companies to more effectively market and
sell. Relentless focus on lead management, pipeline building & funnel management, revenue
performance management and marketing–sales alignment in large pan-European, complex
organizations and smaller high growth companies. Through a combination of analytical skills,
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