If you're already using an analytics tool today, here are seven questions that will reveal whether it’s still the right one, not just for insight, but for risk control and long-term scalability.
We’re excited to share that ThoughtSpot is a launch partner for @Slackhq's new Real-Time Search (RTS) API and Model Context Protocol (MCP) server! What happens when you bring the power of AI-driven analytics into the world’s leading collaboration platform? You get Spotter for Slack. With this new integration, Spotter can now.
Marketing leaders, check out Liza’s Moment: Instead of manual data wrangling across dispersed platforms, Liza Siordia uses natural language to consolidate her campaign performance on the fly. Spotter moves us from a world of fragmented reporting to a single source of truth across data sources. You can continuously refine your analysis in real-time—from "how did webinars in January perform" to complex YOY comparisons.
Last week we publicly released Kai, our in-platform AI assistant, a data engineering agent that can build integrations, write transformations, debug failures, and document your entire project. I'm extremely proud of the team and what we've delivered. Yes, everyone has an AI assistant now. But most are chat wrappers that look great in scripted demos and fall apart with real work.
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Gartner has named Qlik a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Augmented Data Quality Solutions, our seventh time being recognized as a Leader in this Magic Quadrant. As AI becomes operational, data quality matters more than ever. We’re past the phase where AI just produces outputs. AI is starting to initiate, route, and act across real workflows.
Your data team is confident. Your budget is approved. And building your own system still sounds like the smart, lean choice. This guide is for the CFOs who've been there - or who are about to be. Three chapters. Real costs. The two things every team skips in version one. And a decision framework you can actually use.