Qlik Consulting

Predictive analytics is essential for anticipating health risks, patient readmission probabilities, and potential outcomes. It uses historical and real-time data to identify trends, enabling healthcare providers to implement preventive measures and optimize treatment plans.

This proactive approach improves patient care, reduces unnecessary hospitalizations, and enhances overall healthcare delivery effectiveness.

Hitachi Omika Works, honored as a ‘Lighthouse’ factory by the World Economic Forum, excels in the design and manufacture of custom information control systems for diverse industries. Based in Ibaraki, Japan, the company grappled with challenges in supply-demand balance and adapting to sudden workload increases, which were critical for its wide-ranging production lines.The integration of Excel data into Qlik Sense brought a transformative solution, enabling efficient unification and sharing of information crucial for supply chain optimization.This innovative approach resulted in a 33% reduction in work hours needed to confirm delivery dates and the instant creation of graphs that previously took three hours, significantly improving operational efficiency.The clarity and rapid understanding of statuses and situations allowed for more precise strategic responses, enhancing production stability. The success at Hitachi Omika Works showcases how Qlik Sense not only fosters better decision-making but also promises to expand rapidly in its utilization, demonstrating the impact of reimagined processes and advanced data analytics in a complex manufacturing setting.

Samsung Electronics UK, a leading player in the retail and services industry, tackled challenges in store performance management and data access for its 100+ area development managers (ADMs). Key to their retail success was obtaining timely data on store sales performance, stocking levels, and ensuring compliance with company standards. The existing process, relying on inefficient and lengthy Excel reports, needed an upgrade for more dynamic collaboration between ADMs and store staff. The solution came with the implementation of Qlik Sense, loaded with five years of constantly updated sales data, accessible to representatives on mobiles and tablets. This innovation resulted in significant time savings for the reps, each saving approximately two hours per week, and a 20% increase in the efficiency of field visits. Moreover, the retail marketing process was streamlined, leading to considerations for rolling out the app across other European divisions. The impact of Qlik Sense at Samsung Electronics UK has been substantial: 90% of ADMs regularly use the solution, marking a considerable improvement in their operational efficiency. This successful integration of Qlik Sense has not only enhanced the day-to-day operations but also opened new avenues for business opportunities and process reimagination within the company.

Lenovo, a Fortune Global 500 company with operations in 180 markets, faced challenges in consolidating its dispersed data for clear business insights and decision-making. To overcome these obstacles, Lenovo turned to Qlik Sense, a move that fundamentally transformed its approach to data analysis. With Qlik Sense, Lenovo established a single source of truth, providing swift and reliable insights across the organization. This implementation, now utilized by thousands within the company, was complemented by an extensive business intelligence training program. The results were remarkable: automated report generation boosted operational efficiency significantly, freeing staff to concentrate on strategic business initiatives. Teams across Lenovo experienced reduced workloads, while access to rapid data analysis enhanced the company’s competitive edge, fostering better business decisions. This successful integration of Qlik Sense into Lenovo’s IT framework exemplifies how reimagined processes and customer intelligence can drive substantial improvements in operational efficiency and business outcomes.

Novartis, a major player in healthcare and life sciences, integrated Qlik Sense® to enhance data-driven business processes. As a global entity with over 100,000 employees and a $47 billion turnover, Novartis faces significant data management challenges. The company’s goal was to achieve a unified data source for insights accessible across different departments. The solution involved rolling out Qlik Sense across Novartis, connecting it to their existing big data and FormulaOne platforms. This deployment provided access to around 500 Qlik analytics apps for 30,000 employees. The impact of this rollout is substantial. Novartis now enjoys a scalable analytics platform with no infrastructure limitations, accessible on all devices. This initiative has democratized data within Novartis, fostering process acceleration and resource optimization.