Solutions by Industry
Check out Qlik Sense demos for various industries.
Financial
Managing the trade-off between risks and rewards, optimizing profitability, and establishing and preserving a lasting competitive edge in the market represent fundamental priorities for any organization. While control over data and analytics doesn’t always fall under the purview of the finance department, expertise in comprehending the link between operations and financial statements typically does.
Banking
In the years ahead, banks will need to confront a multitude of obstacles stemming from regulations, outdated systems, disruptive business models and technologies, fresh competitors, and a customer base that’s increasingly demanding, all while devising new approaches for achieving lasting growth. Those banks that successfully tackle these evolving challenges and seize the associated opportunities will reap substantial rewards, whether through a focus on customer-centric practices or effective management of cyber risks.
Insurance
The insurance sector plays a crucial role in safeguarding the financial well-being of individuals and enterprises. The primary objective of insurance is to establish an agreement in which the insurer offers assurance of compensation in the case of defined losses, damages, illnesses, or fatalities. In exchange, policyholders make scheduled premium payments. Insurance serves to mitigate the financial uncertainties associated with these occurrences, thereby enabling individuals to own vehicles, acquire homes, and pursue employment, while businesses can purchase goods, market products, and engage in trade with reduced risk of financial insolvency.
Retail
A retailer is an enterprise primarily focused on the direct sale of consumer goods to end consumers through various channels, such as physical storefronts, catalogs, television, or online digital platforms. This definition encompasses chain restaurants. It is essential for such companies to possess ownership of the products they sell and be capable of furnishing a valid business license to verify their status when requested. Businesses whose primary activities involve selling products or services to other businesses, whether through wholesale or retail means, do not fall under the category of retailers.
Education
Institutions are now transitioning from the traditional, instructor-driven approach to a more individualized, learner-focused model. As hybrid learning becomes increasingly prevalent, educational establishments are compelled to allocate resources to e-learning platforms and migrate towards online education.
Through the implementation of data analytics, particularly in the realm of higher education, schools can more effectively design digital resources tailored to the needs of educators, students, and administrative personnel while consistently upgrading their technological infrastructure. This has the potential to enhance returns on investment and elevate the overall user experience.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing involves the creation of goods intended for consumption or sale, achieved through the utilization of both human labor and various tools, machinery, and processes that encompass chemical and biological aspects. This term can encompass a broad spectrum of human activities, ranging from traditional craftsmanship to cutting-edge technology. However, it is most frequently associated with the large-scale industrial production process, where raw materials are systematically converted into finished products.
Telecommunications
The telecommunications sector comprises telecommunications and internet service providers and remains a central hub for expansion, ingenuity, and upheaval across nearly all industries, given the pervasive prevalence of mobile and internet connectivity in contemporary society. Telecommunications plays a pivotal role in the advancement of the information society, facilitating the metamorphosis of organizations through the realms of social media, audio/video streaming, IoT, mobile payments, and more. Telecommunications entities are intricately structured, frequently involving global federated operating companies, and they depend on a substantial contingent of knowledge workers, all of whom can reap advantages from analytical insights.