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▶ 2:55 Mike Palmer It's funny because if you look at older BI tools like Business Objects and even MicroStrategy and Qlik, they were very tabular or in terms of their interface, and they gave you row-level data.

▶ 17:07 Florian Douetteau Well, you must be into data, and typically a data analyst would be someone which is into, already into visualization software, like Tableau, Click, or this one, and which is by need, he needs to move into more kind of a kernel relationship…

▶ 3:09 Amir Orad It's a major innovation, really moving the data from one place to the other, which is much faster, that allows you to run analytics on smaller machines, and faster databases, and make it a bit more usable, and that's really the generation…

▶ 0:34 Anthony Deighton So I wanna, I've been, I'm the CTO for Qlik, I've been with the company for about 10 years, um, and there's been a lot of change, ah, in the BI industry, and I think that that is, ah, accelerating yet again, and I think we're seeing yet… 2 times in the scene
▶ 10:28 Anthony Deighton So we do a lot of user testing at Qlik, and one of the things we've noticed is that when a user waits more than about two seconds, two, two and a half seconds, they stop clicking. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:26 Anthony Deighton Ah, so, ah, this is our product, so I'll, ah, I'll sort of start from this perspective.

▶ 1:16:39 Ping Li Yeah, I mean, we're investors in ClickTech out of, ah, you know, the Nordics that seem to do pretty well out of, out of Europe, so, I mean, I, I mean, I think just, historically, the venture capital scene in Europe is just a lot smaller…

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