Brainiac: QlikView feature in Time Magazine

 
 

I recently saw coverage of QlikView in Time magazine

 

In the feature article titled the "Braniac" QlikView is strongly positioned and credited for "Making search much more like your brain--and applying it to business analysis". This compelling article is centered around a lively interview with QlikView CEO, Lars Bjork ,  

 

Read the article. Click on the link below.

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1912425-1,00.html

 

Introduction to QlikView Developer for Personal Use

• "Free Personal Developer"can create unlimited number of QlikView Document (.qvw files) and can use those documents on his local machine where it as originally created.
  
• Documents created by a "Free Personal Developer"can't be shared with other free developers.
  
• Documents created by "Free Personal Developer"can be used by licensed developer.
  
• Documents created by licensed developer cannot be used by "Free Personal Developer".
  
• Documents created by "Free Personal Developer"can be loaded onto a fully licensed QlikView server and can be used by licensed user.
  
• When using a QlikView developed by a free developer, licensed developers will be restricted in their use of QlikView. If they break a restriction, they "take ownership" of the document and it cannot be opened by the original free developer.
  
• Once licensed developer will use document created by a "Free Personal Developer" they need to "take ownership "of of the document and it cannot be opened by original free developer.
  

  
  

Restrictions on Free Personal Developer

• Only open your OWN QlikView documents
  
• Import layout
  
• "Include" in script
  
• Outside automation
  
• Pasting more than one object at a time
  
• Ignore command-line parameters