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Upcoming Changes to Qlik's Language-Centric Analytics

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Jul 1, 2024
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Updated: 2 days ago

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With the advancement of Natural Language Processing, a new era of Data Analytics is emerging: Language-Centric Analytics. This new approach complements the already popular Report-Centric and Dashboard-Centric Analytics.

Qlik, staying ahead of current trends, has announced a series of updates to its platform through product enhancements and acquisitions. These updates will become available soon.

The IPC Global Language Committee investigated all the announced changes and produced a report detailing what to expect from Qlik's upcoming Language-Centric Analytics. You can download the report in the document below. To understand more about Language-Centric Analytics, read our article here.

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