JP talks to me about his latest ventures in cloud analytics and how being a Qlik partner strengthens his position

I spoke to Nish after his presentation at the Qlik Town Hall. He talks about the history of Crunchdata and how excited he is to be returning to the Qlik fold and with such an ground breaking product. We can hit the ground running as Crunchbot is already a Trusted Extension and fully integrated in to the Qlik product. He loves to cook and his signature dish is a biriani. He recommends that everyone reads Surely you are joking Mr Feynman and I have already downloaded it to my Kindle.

Me and Sean meet up at the King of Prussia and talk about his career journey from China to London and back to his home country USA. We talk about subscription selling and what attracted him to the role at Qlik and if you want to get the best out of his cooking side then put him in front of a grill.

With the recent Crunchbot acquisition we have been introduced to 3 new acronyms and they are NLP, NLU and NLG. What do they mean? That is the subject of this Qlik Chat

Joe talks to me at SKO about his new role at Qlik heading up Data Management Strategy working with Paul Barth. He came to Qlik from TD Bank who are a Data Catalyst Customer and he explains how his skills from the other side of the fence are valuable at Qlik.

A great interview with JP as he gives an in depth view in to ebiexperts and their role in the global bi space with Qlik products.

I drag Mark kicking and screaming from behind the lens. Mark heads up Qlik Replay and him and his team apply structure to a lot of the videos you will see at Qlik. This involves making sure all the main elements are solid when recording a video including visual and most importantly audio. He also talks about how important it is for people to be entertained when learning. And fulfilling my role as a public service listen till the end to learn about the novel way Turtles can breathe.

Nick had a chat with me at the New York Data Revolution Tour. We focused on who are Big Squid and why have they concentrated on machine learning at the BI level. Their ethos is to provide the tools at the business layer so that you do not have to be a data scientist to use predictive analytics in your day to day activities.

Dave has a chat about his role at Qlik and the journey that got him here. He spent his early years on the West Coast of the US but now lives in Texas. He recognizes that we have had some ups and downs but as we enter the last part of the year its nothing but up. We talk about data literacy and how people are clamoring to get on board including Alan Schwarz Pulitzer Prize winner and New York Times Writer.

As if working at Qlik didn't give him enough adrenaline rushes Simon volunteers as a part time firefighter. This role was brought in to sharp relief when a series of tornado's hit Ottawa this year. He talks about that and how some of the skills from his role at Qlik can be used in his volunteer and vice versa.