QlikView in the Enterprise was presented by Martin Tombs in the QlikView in Depth Track at the Business Discovery London event on 22nd November 2011.

1. QlikView in Depth:
QlikView in the Enterprise
Martin Tombs

3. That’s not
what I meant by
“Enterprise Architecture.”

4. Agenda
• Me
• The meaning
• The journey
• Manageability
• Going forward
• Q&A

5. After all its all about me!
• Enterprise Architect
Mum is proud
• 15 Years architecture experience
Squeezed
• My Wife
Imagine my daily life
• Zx81
Yes I am that old
• Star Trek
Dad said!

6. What is meant by Enterprise
• Size
• Complexity
• Manageability
• Secure
• Behaviour
• All of the above

7. QlikView Is an Enterprise Platform
Enterprise capabilities
• Clustering/failover
• Load balancing
• Management
Console • Publisher performance
• Extensions improvements
• Collaboration • Load balancing and
• Mobile clients
• QlikView Publisher clustering improvements
• AJAX client • DSC/DSP integration • Management APIs • Single management
• QVD files • SNMP monitoring • Custom DSPs console
• Alerts • Audit logging • QlikView Management
• SAP connectivity • Parallel script loading Services API
• 64-bit • Extensions enhancements
• Plug-in client • Centralized data • Metadata enhancements
QlikView security • AccessPoint redesign
Server • Metadata • Document-level auditing
• Granular download and
export control
• Publisher QVD task
generation
1999 QV4 2003 QV6 2005 QV7 2007 QV8 2009 QV9 2010 QV10 2011 QV11*
*Forward looking and subject to change

8. The journey I am about to take you through….
000’s
NUMBER OF USERS
00’s Enterprise
Departmental
0’s
Single User
DEPLOYMENT TYPE

9. As simple as it gets for a single user
• http://download.qlikview.com

10. You build your first application
OLE DB WWW Custom ODBC Files QV Real-Time Plug-in
Data warehouses

11. Architecture
Presentation
tier
Consume
QlikView WebServer
&
Application
Collaborate tier
Front End QlikView Server
Back End
Data tier
QlikView Publisher

12. “She canna take much more captain”
UP Load Balanced
CLUSTERED
2 CPU’s 2 CPU’s
QlikView Server
5 GB RAM 5 GB RAM .....
OUT

13. Case study: Actual departmental deployment
• Dev / Test
• Applications
Data Sources
Data warehouses
– – CPU Different sources
8 25+
23 Dashboards
– – 12 GB Data
3221 Daily
GB RAM
– 1B Rows Data
2 Weekly

14. Case study: Actual departmental deployment
• Environment
– 600+ Users
– Inc. iPad / iPhone
– 16 CPU cores
– 64 GB RAM

15. Case study: Actual enterprise deployment
• Data sources
– 100+
– 62 GB Data
• Dashboards
– 52
• Publisher
Environments
– Hourly
Dev
– Nightly
Test
• Production
Clustered
&
– 3 QV Servers
Load balanced – 5000 users

16. Mobile

17. Mobile

18. Security
“ I have never failed
“Weintegrate to an
to can
leverage existing
authentication system
to date!”
security assets”

19. How does it work?
QlikView WebServer
User
Login
Front End QlikView Server
Back End
QlikView Publisher

20. How does it work?

21. Security

22. Deployment options
Extranet Internet
Virtualisation

23. Manage / Govern
• Servers
• Applications
• Security
• License
• Monitor / Audit / Logging

24. QlikView Enables Both Agility and Governance

25. QlikView Is an Enterprise Platform
The
Next
Enterprise capabilities
• Clustering/failover Generation
• Load balancing
• Management
Console • Publisher performance
• Extensions improvements
• Collaboration • Load balancing and
• Mobile clients
• QlikView Publisher clustering improvements
• AJAX client • DSC/DSP integration • Management APIs • Single management
• QVD files • SNMP monitoring • Custom DSPs console
• Alerts • Audit logging • QlikView Management
• SAP connectivity • Parallel script loading Services API
• 64-bit • Extensions enhancements
• Plug-in client • Centralized data • Metadata enhancements
QlikView security • AccessPoint redesign
Server • Metadata • Document-level auditing
• Granular download and
export control
• Publisher QVD task
generation
1999 QV4 2003 QV6 2005 QV7 2007 QV8 2009 QV9 2010 QV10 2011 QV11

26. Questions

27. Meet the Presenters at Qbar in King George III

28. Feedback Forms
• Please find your feedback forms in
the back of your notepads.
• Please complete your Feedback
Form and hand them in at the
registration desk before you leave
to receive:
• An event bag which contains:
– All the event content and
whitepapers.
– A USB with other collateral and
Customer Success Stories
– Various QlikTech Goodies
Thank you!

29. Coffee break 15.30 – 16.00 in King George III