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connected cars, and IoT is clearly not only enhancing our lives, but also helping us to work smarter.
Though mostly invisible to the eye, it makes up a complex universe of previously
even your fitness disconnected information: distances traveled, reports updated, statuses checked,
According to recent predictions, data from IoT alone will account for an incredible 10%
of the digital universe by 2020. Just how much information is that? 44 zettabytes.2 (To
put that in perspective, that’s a little more than the cumulative size of 44 trillion feature
films.) And with additional estimates projecting an
IoT market value of US$11.1 trillion by 2025, Big
Data is also clearly big money.3 212 Billion Connected Devices by 2020
facilitate the best Over the past few decades, the concept of IoT along with the role of analytics have
possible outcome of increased in importance as networks have grown stronger and nimbler.
any scenario. 1. Telematics. First came telematics in the 1990s. In these networks, one-way
information flows are used to control distant objects, as in remote satellite
navigation.
3. Internet of Things (IoT). Now, with IoT technology, “things” send information
to a centralized cloud, where both operations and analytics take place. Unlike
the rigid, cause-and-effect M2M mechanisms, the technology behind IoT is
sophisticated, allowing for flexible responses that facilitate the best possible
outcome of any scenario.
With IoT, the answers are waiting in the data. But how do you find them?
But where are insights unveiled in the IoT ecosystem? It happens in the analytics
layer, beyond the connectivity and operations layers where information is first To move from Big Data
collected and sorted.
to big insights, you
need to scratch below
the surface.
This is where Qlik creates opportunities — where you gain the tools you need to
reveal insights hidden within the information.
It’s not an IoT infrastructure service. Nor is it a solution for simply collecting and
cleaning up the data. Qlik is different.
The freedom to Of course, this scenario implies you already know what you’re looking for — that
it’s just a matter of clicking around in the information until you find it. Yet far too
explore, search, and frequently, our preconceived notions about how different data points are related are
incomplete or incorrect. This means that transformational insights can often remain
instantly pivot without hidden.
limitations: This is Qlik’s associative technology allows you to scratch below the surface to search
the Qlik Associative across your data quickly and easily — and discover the unlimited business
possibilities waiting within. At the heart of this work is Qlik’s unique ability to find all
Difference™. possible data associations, or relationships between values. With Qlik, you leave no
data behind, even when combining large numbers of sources.
For a manufacturer with Qlik, one association could relate the amount of power
consumed at the plant to the types and quantities of products built. Now, the
manufacturer can make intelligent decisions about how to lower energy usage
without impacting production.
This is just one hypothetical example of what Qlik’s data analytics platform
accomplishes: Giving users the freedom to explore, search, and instantly pivot
without limitations — in order to uncover previously unforeseen insights. This is the
Qlik Associative Difference™.
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