Its mad to think, way back in 1996, @Qlik had broadly the same core messaging as they do now, and the Green/White/Grey associative engine was around in one form or another. "The human brain is associative. Databases are square and normalised" #QlikLuminary #LuminaryMeetup

COVID has changed a lot of industries - especially #retail. Take a look at this #qlikgallery app, explaining how businesses can track distancing in stores. bit.ly/2Cp4AVH

Great set of #qlikluminary sessions finishing off with a quiz. Lots of great stuff on the roadmap. Thanks to Carolyn Davis and @FarquharFTW for arranging.

#tshirtday BBC Radio 6 Music Band T-shirt to work day.

We're looking for a BI Developer to join our team. Check out this job at Fenwick: linkedin.com/jobs/view/2294…

Until I get the vaccine it's still 2020

This is just the type of self-own graphic you'd expect from a magazine that has someone as innumerate Toby Young on its staff. Check the scale on the Y axis.

Stoked to be part of this. Bring it on!

If you always wanted to know how to iterate or loop though cloud-based data files - here is your answer: - cloud-based metadata connectors! Read more: community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design…

Great article on 3 key aspects of data leadership in your first few weeks. In summary... Engage.

I keep a picture of Bob Mortimer on my home desk as it never fails to raise a smile. Not sure why I felt the need to share that but there you go. 😀

QlikView Developer 2012. Still has a lot of relevant (for Qlik Sense) scripting techniques so I daren't get rid of it. Qlik @Qlik_UK

The new QSDA Pro is here bit.ly/3sxsDWK

Found my old secondary school pencil case.

Great article by the great Hannah Fry

Excited to finally reveal this! World-class business authors, academics & commentators on why Active Intelligence is the future of data. bit.ly/2UZeOoD

I love seeing the latest innovations in chart design. But this "chart" of daily electricity demand is still my all time favorite. Imagine being tasked with adding a new day. Your data science toolkit is not python, but X-Acto knife, straightedge and pens. bit.ly/3iylkLs

Anyone had any luck exporting data to excel using the new #Qlik Automation feature? If so I'd love to chat. It seems way overcomplicated to me 🤷 Qlik

Great video explainer from the Qlik team on query-based analytics versus an analytics engine: bit.ly/3n2xm2s