Data Migration To Qlik Sense For Mobility
About Project
As a team, we collaborated with the client to provide reports in the form of a spreadsheet. In order to turn these reports into Qlik Sense, we need to decipher these sheets. Qlik Sense Desktop is a Windows application software that helps its users create visualizations, charts, interactive dashboards, and analytics applications that can be used locally or even offline.
Brief
Highlights
The most complicated Excel reports are now easily understandable with the help of Qlik Sense and Vlookup. Our team has also run queries against SAP databases and re-created the same excel reports in Qlik Sense so that end-users may access the information from any device, at any time. This system facilitates the secure storage, remote access, and manageability of complex data. By migrating data to Qlik Sense, organisation now can reduce the time spent on manual data entry and analysis. Clients can now Quickly create and distribute beautiful, visually-rich reports leveraging their data and analytics from Qlik Sense.
Case StudyFeatures
Exceptional Privacy Protection:
It is now less of a hassle for a business to ensure its computer network's confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Qlik Sense provided enhanced security features that protect sensitive data from unauthorized access and manipulation.
Enhanced Collaboration:
Qlik Sense allowed multiple users to collaborate on the same project by sharing data and insights in real-time. This makes it easier for teams to work together on projects and make decisions faster.
Increased Efficiency:
By converting Excel reports to Qlik Sense, now users can quickly access the data they need without having to manually search through large spreadsheets. This saves time and increases efficiency.
Eloquence on Dashboards:
Qlik Sense provided powerful data visualization capabilities that allow users to quickly and easily explore and analyze their data. This helps to identify patterns, trends, and correlations that may have otherwise gone unnoticed.
Tech Stack
Microsoft SQL Server
AWS
Qlik Sense
Vlookup
