Your Data’s in the Cloud – But Are Your Reports Still Manual?
Webinar • Tuesday 20th October • 14:00 BST
The move to Qlik Cloud is transforming how organisations access and analyse their data. But while dashboards, self-service analytics, and AI continue to evolve, the need for static reporting hasn’t disappeared.
Customers, management teams, suppliers, and employees still need information delivered directly to them – whether that’s a PDF, Excel file, PowerPoint presentation, or email. They don’t necessarily want, or need, to log into an analytics platform to find the information they need.
For BI and data teams, delivering these reports can mean recurring manual work – creating, formatting, and personalising reports, managing recipients and distributing information on a regular basis.
So how should static reporting fit into a modern Qlik Cloud environment?
In this 40-minute webinar, Emma Camacho, Head of Consulting at Mail & Deploy, will be joined by Naweed Alam, Senior Business Intelligence Consultant at Climber, to explore why static reporting still plays an important role in modern cloud analytics. You’ll learn how Mail & Deploy helps organisations turn Qlik Cloud insights into automated, personalised, and professionally branded reports.
Through practical examples and customer use cases, you will get insights into the business challenges automated reporting can address. From reducing manual effort to supporting customer-facing reporting and ensuring the right information reaches the right people at the right time.
You will learn
- Why static reporting still has an important role in Qlik Cloud, alongside dashboards, self-service analytics, and AI
- The difference between analysing data and delivering information, and where each approach fits
- How to reduce manual reporting effort by automating, personalising, branding, and distributing reports
- Practical customer examples, including Qlik Cloud migration, replacing NPrinting, customer-facing reporting, and reporting at scale
This webinar is perfect for
- Qlik customers planning or undergoing a move to Qlik Cloud
- Organisations currently using Qlik NPrinting or other legacy reporting solutions
- BI, Data, and IT teams responsible for reporting, analytics or cloud migration
- Organisations regularly delivering reports to customers, suppliers or other external stakeholder
MEET THE SPEAKERS
Emma Camacho
Emma is Head of Consulting at Mail & Deploy and brings extensive Qlik experience and a strong focus on practical reporting solutions. She works closely with customers and partners to help organisations address reporting challenges across Qlik, Qlik Cloud, and reporting automation.
Naweed Alam
Naweed has extensive experience across Qlik, data analytics, and business intelligence, including around ten years working at Qlik before joining Climber as a Senior Business Intelligence Consultant. He works closely with customers to turn complex data and reporting requirements into practical, effective solutions.
Reserve your place
Join us to see how automated reporting can work alongside Qlik Cloud to make information delivery more efficient, consistent, and scalable!
Questions? Get in touch!
Naweed Alam
Senior BI Consultant
naweed.alam@climberbi.co.uk
+44 203 858 0668
Alex Booth
Business Development Manager
alex.booth@climberbi.co.uk
+44 203 858 0668
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