Qlik has globally revealed its Connector Factory, a strategy to continuously expand access and delivery of data generated by hundreds of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications and data sources to meet the constantly evolving needs of cloud analytics and data integration.
Qlik’s customers already benefit from over 250 existing connections, and throughout 2023, they will have access to 100 new Qlik Cloud Data Integration connections.
The new offering automates a significant issue: The difficulty of analyzing and integrating data. There are over 400 different types of databases and thousands of applications in the market, including legacy systems, that consume a lot of time and resources from IT and business teams due to their complexity.
To ease this burden, with the help of a dedicated research and development team, Qlik has announced the Connector Factory and its exclusive technology, quickly automating connections through APIs to the most used enterprise systems.
It eliminates the need for ad hoc integrations while making more data available to generate the best insights, offering significant value for businesses throughout their life cycle.
The initial delivery of the new connections for Qlik Cloud Data Integration will take place over the next two quarters of this year, and it includes the support for 30 of the most popular enterprise systems, including NetSuite, Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Salesforce, Epic, Cerner, OSIsoft, ADP, SAP Ariba and HubSpot.
