I met with Rick at the London Data Revolution Tour, we talk about the announcement on Data Literacy and how you cant have effective Augmented Intelligence without an understanding of the data we work with.

Had a great talk with Julian about the challenges he faces in the APAC region. He loves the diversity in both culture and business and the opportunities that brings to Qlik. Julian struggles to find a food he hates and even likes brussel sprouts. To relax he loves to exercise to get rid of all that wonderful Asian food he eats.

Ozan talks about his department and his priorities he also underlines the importance of the Podium Data acquisition

I talk to Peter Kim at the Strata Data Conference about the buzz around two big announcements.

Paul explains why Podium Data chose Qlik and how important it is to get the integration process right. He has a great way of relaxing and is looking forward to the future at Qlik and how the Podium product will evolve and enhance the way we work. He has a burgeoning rock star in his family and loves to have them all round over the holidays.

On the 6th September 2018 Qlik is officially 25 years old. Break out the Champagne and blow up some green, white and grey balloons. I look back at some of the historic milestones over the last 25 years and look forward to the future at Qlik and the next 25 years.

Tom talks to me about why he loves his role as it changes every day. He discusses how GDPR has impacted his role and the way he has started to talk to customers about how we do analytics in Culture and Talent and the launch of people analytics V3. On a personal note he loves being in the open air and his food hate is a particular stinky Swedish fish.

This is an audio only podcast available on qlik.podbean.com and from this page. Julie joined Qlik because of how impressed she was with the Wellness campaign offered by Qlik and is due to release a newsletter around this called Vybe so look out for that. Also Qlik will be offering flu shots at selected locations.

Some times you need to dig a little to uncover what makes something what it is and that can be good or bad.

David answers the question, why do Qlik need a foundation Data Model? and how the lessons we learn can be used to educate our customers. I also ask with the acquisition of Podium Data how will their solution fit in to this model. David likes to travel to the Middle East and also France to feed his culinary habit. You will be surprised as to what food he hates.