Does anyone have experience with using Qlik Sense BI tool with SAP S/4HANA? Please share your experience and pros and cons. 

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Chief Technology Officer in Media2 years ago

Qlik Sense's seamless integration with SAP S/4HANA, providing real-time data insights. The tool's associative model and intuitive visualization are praiseful, but potential downsides include a steeper learning curve and licensing costs. It's advisable to conduct a trial to assess specific suitability for your organization's needs.

CIO in Education2 years ago

As far as BI analytical tools go, QLIK is one of the best.
The cost is a bit on the high side and, in previous versions, there was a desktop tool that allowed users to create virtual training dashboards that does not exist anymore. I wonder why. Implementation is also a kind of a challenge for the non-experts.
Once up and running, it is very straightforward and easy to use, UI is very friendly, handles large amounts of data, and is very fast so you can get your results in record times.
Some of my acquaintances say that the mobile app is a bit clunky but I would not judge it: never seen or tried it.

Chief Information Security Officer in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Pros: Good tool for data analysis/intelligence.
Cons: License cost is high.

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