Indian companies need to disrupt!

MUMBAI INDIA: Qlik, a leader in user-driven Business Intelligence (BI), welcomed over 350 business leaders and IT professionals at its second annual "Qlik Business Discovery World Tour" (BDWT) in Mumbai on Wednesday, March 19.

The full-day forum at Grand Hyatt saw senior Qlik executives, business leaders and IT professionals come together to exchange knowledge and experiences on BI, focusing on how Business Discovery can help Indian companies transform data into value in today's fast-changing economy.

The increasingly connected and always-on world means that data is being generated all the time, and the ability to extract value and insights from this data is key to helping companies stay competitive.

Delivering the first keynote of the day, Les Bonney, COO of Qlik, said: "Companies need to be more agile and responsive to the rapid pace of today's economy. To do that, we need to democratize data access and empower more business users to explore data, discover insights, collaborate and make better decisions. The paradigm shift is already in motion - over 31,000 organizations around the world are using the QlikView Business Discovery platform - and more Indian companies are getting on the bandwagon."