The below sessions held at Qonnections 2006 are now available as webcasts.
Advanced Visual Design
This session is intended to help users discuss and learn effective ways to display data. It is designed for developers who are not sure about the best way to display data in the GUI. We will cover both good and bad design samples with the differences compared. Also, we will discuss about which chart types are best fit for certain measurements.
Best Practices in Data Modeling
The QlikView platform represents a revolutionary way of storing data for analysis. While it shares characteristics with the Relational Database model in some cases, it also offers a marked departure in others. Join us as we discuss which of the old rules still apply and where “New Rules” are appropriate. Topics covered will be relational vs. dimensional modeling, star schemas, conformed dimensions, slowly changing dimensions, avoiding circular references, link tables, and using QVDs as a data warehouse.
Audience: Anyone interested in creating powerful QlikView applications whose underlying data schema allows robust and flexible analysis. Knowledgeable SQL developers who would like to understand the differences and similarities of QlikView vs. standard relational data storage.
Load Anything with Advanced Scripting
The QlikView script engine is an advanced ETL tool which can be used to load almost anything into QlikView. This session will show some advanced scripting techniques and examples of how to transform data, e.g.: Loops, subroutines, the use of script variables, the use of Lookup-tables, etc.
Managing a Successful QlikView Project
In this session we will describe and go through the QlikTech project method. The Project method covers three main areas: QlikView Implementation Process, Roles & Responsibilities and Templates for a successful project. During this session the QlikView Implementation process will be presented and outlined.
Publisher 4.0 - Market Perspective
QlikView Publisher 4 allows you to fully make use of your QlikView installation with focused administration, scheduled refreshing of data and secure distribution. This session focuses on when and how QlikView Publisher will add value to the QlikTech installation. Topics include when and how the two versions of QlikView Publisher (Standard and Enterprise) should be used, which problems they solve and how they fit into the overall QlikView platform strategy. The audience will learn when and how to use the versions and how to present and motivate these options.
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Publisher 4.0 - Technical Perspective
This session will examine Job Management and Securing your QlikView Deployment with Publisher. It will focus on distribution of QlikView applications in several methods that include email attachments, email notifications, customized portals, extra and intra-net secure access, along with static, dynamic distribution rules that apply to job / application management. A remote publisher configuration will be available for conversations and sideline question and answer sessions
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QlikView for Everyone Using Zero-Footprint
This course is for developers who are interested in creating QlikView ZFP client pages. If you are new to html coding, do not worry. This course is for html beginners. You will be introduced to basic html coding, and at the end of the session, you will have a basic QlikView ZFP page referencing multiple QlikView objects. Bring your company logos to personalize your web pages.
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Securing your QlikView Deployment
In this session we will discuss many of the many different ways of securing your QlikView applications and QlikView Server deployments. We will look at the configuration of Single Sign On (SSO), Section Access, Reduction of Data, setup of IIS, Network Shares, NTFS volumes with viewing shares from the default QlikView.ASP pages. Examples will be available for users to work with and a live QlikView Server on the Internet to share examples with other users.
