Qlik Connect 2025

Wednesday, May 14 (UTC)

ON DEMAND

Adam Nunn, Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | Qlik Connect 2025

Adam Nunn, digital strategy lead for the Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team, joins theCUBE’s Kristen Nicole Martin at Qlik Connect to share how data is transforming professional sports. The conversation highlights the team’s partnership with Qlik and the role analytics plays in giving cyclists a competitive edge on and off the road.

Nunn describes how Qlik’s tools enable the team to convert performance data into real-time decisions, creating what they call a “26th rider” alongside the athletes. With limited budgets compared to top-tier teams, Q36.5 leverages data to punch above its weight, refining training, enhancing recovery and boosting strategy.

The discussion underscores the rising influence of data in elite athletics. According to Nunn, the synergy between analytics and sport isn’t just leveling the playing field, it’s redefining what’s possible for performance-driven teams.

Adam Nunn
Digital Strategy Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
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Dan Potter & Dr Michael Bronstein

At Qlik Connect 2025, theCUBE’s Kristen Nicole Martin talks with Dan Potter, VP of product marketing at QlikTech International, and Michael Bronstein, DeepMind professor of AI at the University of Oxford and Qlik AI Council Member, about the future of data and AI. Potter brings the enterprise lens, while Bronstein shares dual insights from DeepMind and academia. Together, they map out what’s next for trusted, scalable innovation.

Bronstein reflects on his role with the Qlik AI Council, offering a unique bridge between academic research and applied AI strategy. He emphasizes how innovations such as the Open Lakehouse and transparent AI models are reshaping how we work with data. Potter builds on that vision, outlining Qlik’s mission to turn complexity into clarity through accessible tools.

They also introducte the Qlik’s AI trust score, an initiative Potter explains is designed to ensure data is fit for purpose in AI applications. Bronstein underscores the transformative potential of AI when rooted in trust and readiness. They set the tone for how businesses can evolve by aligning ethics, intelligence and strategy.

Dan Potter
VP Product Marketing Qlik

Dr. Michael Bronstein
DeppMind Professor of AI & Qlik AI Council Member University of Oxford
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Keynote Analysis

TheCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte are on the ground at Qlik Connect 2025 delivering the keynote analysis. From the main stage to breakout insights, this keynote breakdown captures Qlik’s sharpened focus on execution and its expanding footprint in generative AI.

Furrier and Laliberte explore how Qlik is “doing data differently,” spotlighting its integration of predictive analytics with generative AI. The conversation zeroes in on Qlik’s ambition to make data not just accessible, but actionable, helping customers move beyond dashboards into decision intelligence that actually drives value across the business landscape.

One standout announcement is Qlik’s Open Lakehouse on the Talend Cloud, which Laliberte sees as a leap forward in real-time, AI-driven analytics. With improved cloud-native capabilities and streamlined access to structured and unstructured data, the platform promises to transform how organizations make decisions — faster, smarter and more aligned with real-world needs.

Bob Laliberte
Principal Analyst theCUBE Research
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Kyle Jourdan, Qlik

At Qlik Connect 2025, Kyle Jourdan, head of the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning practice at Qlik, shares insights on advancing enterprise AI strategies. Jourdan discusses the integration of agentic AI into business operations and the role Qlik plays in shaping data reliability and trustworthiness.

In this session hosted by theCUBE's Kristen Martin, Jourdan explores AI evolution in enterprise settings, highlighting innovations such as Qlik Predict and data flows. They emphasize simplifying AI adoption by building a strong data foundation and fostering user trust in AI-driven insights. theCUBE Research offers additional perspectives that enhance the discussion.

Key takeaways include introductions of no-code data transformation tools and the debut of time-series capabilities in Qlik Predict, aimed at enhancing forecasting precision. Jourdan explains how these updates empower users to integrate predictive analytics seamlessly into business functions. The talk also showcases impactful customer stories that illustrate tangible outcomes, demonstrating the effectiveness of Qlik’s solutions.

Kyle Jourdan
Head of AI Practice Qlik
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Mike Potter, Qlik

Join Mike Potter, Chief Technology Officer of Qlik, and Kristen Nicole Martin, Director of Content Operations at SiliconANGLE and theCUBE, as they explore the highlights of Qlik Connect 2025 in Florida. This event brings together experts and enthusiasts to discuss the latest advancements in data analytics and artificial intelligence, also known as AI.

In this engaging discussion, Potter shares insights into Qlik's latest initiatives, including their AI strategy and support for the Open Data Lakehouse with Iceberg. Hosted by theCUBE, this session provides insights into how Qlik continues to deliver value to customers through enhanced platform flexibility and simplified workloads.

Key takeaways from the discussion include Qlik's focus on integrating AI capabilities across its platform to optimize customer solutions. Potter emphasizes the importance of staying ahead in the rapidly evolving AI landscape by concentrating on practical use cases. This strategic approach enables Qlik to effectively cater to enterprise needs.

Mike Potter
CTO Qlik
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Roberto Sigona, Qlik

Roberto Sigona, chief operating officer of QlikTech International AB, joins theCUBE’s Kristen Martin at Qlik Connect 2025 in Orlando, Florida, to reflect on Qlik’s global customer base and AI-powered innovation. With attendees from Brazil, Israel, Japan and beyond, the session captures the international momentum of the event.

Sigona discusses Qlik’s evolving approach to customer success, emphasizing lifecycle management and responsive product development guided by user feedback. He shares how AI is seamlessly embedded into Qlik’s operations, enhancing internal efficiency and elevating the customer experience.

The conversation also spotlights a compelling customer success story with Airbus, illustrating Qlik’s long-standing focus on building strong partnerships. Sigona reinforces that innovation, trust and responsiveness are at the heart of Qlik’s mission to deliver continuous value.

Roberto Sigona
Chief Operating Officer Qlik
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Adam Nunn, Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team & Martin Tombs, Qlik

Martin Tombs, vice president, global go-to-market for analytics and field chief technology officer, EMEA, at Qlik, and Adam Nunn, digital strategist at Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team, join theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to explore the power of data precision in sports and enterprise. Their conversation highlights how digital strategy and cloud analytics intersect to fuel peak performance and informed decision-making.

Nunn shares how Q36.5 uses data to optimize athlete readiness and team logistics, reflecting a growing emphasis on real-time insights in competitive sports. Tombs outlines the governance and infrastructure behind Qlik’s platform, noting how cloud capabilities unlock scale and accuracy across industries.

The discussion offers a dynamic view of what it takes to build a data-driven culture, whether on the racecourse or in the boardroom. Tombs and Nunn reveal how trusted insights and seamless data access can reshape outcomes in even the most demanding environments.

Adam Nunn
Digital Strategy Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team

Martin Tombs
VP of Cloud Qlik
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Women who Qlik

Sadie St. Lawrence, founder and chief executive officer of the Human Machine Collaboration Institute; Stephanie Robinson, IT business intelligence manager of Qlik platforms at JBS USA Pilgrims; and Miranda Foster, vice president for worldwide communications at Qlik, join theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to discuss community, inclusion and the future of women in data. Their conversation centers on the Women Who Qlik initiative, showcasing how mentorship and grassroots networks are shifting the landscape for women in tech.

St. Lawrence shares her vision for human-in-the-loop AI and the new career paths it’s enabling, while Robinson discusses how inclusion programs are challenging the status quo. Foster offers a perspective on the role of allyship and communications in building momentum for change.

The discussion highlights how data platforms such as Qlik are empowering diverse talent across industries. St. Lawrence, Robinson and Foster reveal how advocacy, skill development and community are driving a more inclusive tech future.

Stephanie Robinson
BI Manager, Qlik Platforms JBS USA Pilgrims

Sadie St. Lawrence
Founder & CEO Human Machine Collaboration Institute

Miranda Foster
VP of Communications Qlik
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David Zember, Qlik

David Zember, senior vice president for worldwide channels and alliances at QlikTech International AB, joins theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to explore how Qlik is reshaping its role from analytics provider to full-spectrum data platform partner. The conversation focuses on the power of partnerships, the shift toward AI-infused platforms, and how ecosystem collaboration drives value at scale.

Zember outlines Qlik’s commitment to delivering results through strategic alliances with companies such as Amazon Web Services, Databricks and Snowflake. By enabling flexibility and choice, Qlik’s partner model empowers customers to modernize data strategies while maintaining trust, governance and performance. Zember emphasizes that success in today’s market requires deep domain knowledge and local insights, which Qlik fosters through strong regional relationships.

The discussion also highlights a broader trend: modernization is no longer about migration alone. It's about end-to-end execution, strategic alignment and using AI to turn analytics into actionable impact, according to Zember. That mindset, backed by a growing partner network, positions Qlik to lead in an increasingly intelligent enterprise landscape.

David Zember
SVP, Worldwide Channels and Alliances Qlik
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Ritu Jyoti, IDC & James Fisher, Qlik

Ritu Jyoti & James Fisher talk with John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect 2025 in Orlando, FL.

Ritu Jyoti, general manager and group vice president for AI, automation, data and analytics at International Data Corp., and James Fisher, chief strategy officer at Qlik, join theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to explore the evolving relationship between AI and enterprise data strategy. Their conversation highlights how Qlik is integrating generative and agentic AI to drive meaningful outcomes for customers.

Jyoti outlines the global trajectory of AI adoption, calling out both emerging innovations and persistent foundational challenges. Fisher shares how Qlik is enabling data readiness and decision augmentation across industries.

The discussion underscores the critical role of integration, strategy and literacy in making AI truly effective. Jyoti and Fisher reveal how organizations can align people, platforms and purpose to unlock next-generation value from data.

Ritu Jyoti
Group Vice President/General Manager, Worldwide Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Data and Analytics Research Practice IDC
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Kennie Greagen, Foodbank Victoria & Julie Kae, Qlik

Kennie Greagen, applied research and innovation manager at Foodbank Victoria, and Julie Kae, vice president of sustainability and social impact and executive director at Qlik.org, join theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to discuss the power of data in addressing food insecurity and accelerating nonprofit impact. The conversation centers on how real-time analytics drive smarter, more sustainable operations across communities in need.

Greagen shares how Foodbank Victoria uses Qlik tools to optimize distribution and reduce waste, blending internal metrics with external datasets to better align supply with community demand. From improving food quality to mapping delivery routes, data is essential to scaling efforts and minimizing loss. Kae highlights Qlik.org’s role in equipping mission-driven organizations with technology that enables timely, life-saving decisions.

The discussion underscores how cross-sector collaboration can unlock efficiency, equity and agility for humanitarian efforts. By embracing real-time insights, both Foodbank Victoria and Qlik.org are setting a new standard for what’s possible when purpose meets precision.

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Kennie Greagen
Applied Research & Innovation Manager Foodbank Victoria
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Olga Garagonich & Mike Gulvin, BT Group & Nicole Tumblin, Qlik

Olga Garagonich, data visualization team lead at BT Group; Mike Gulvin, data analytics and data visualization lead for consumer marketing at BT Group; and Nicole Tumblin, head of the Business Operations, Analytics and AI Business Unit at QlikTech International AB, join theCUBE’s John Furrier at Qlik Connect 2025 to explore the impact of Qlik Answers on enterprise analytics. The conversation highlights how natural language tools are transforming how business users engage with data in real time.

Garagonich and Gulvin share how BT Group is applying conversational analytics to support decision-making across business units, from senior leadership to frontline teams. By combining structured and unstructured data, the company is seeing stronger adoption of self-service analytics and more agile operations. Tumblin emphasizes that Qlik’s platform enhancements are designed to drive collaboration, streamline processes and deliver fast access to critical insights.

The discussion also surfaces the growing value of agentic frameworks and real-time data interaction in modern cloud environments. With Qlik Answers playing a key role in strategy execution, BT Group is helping lead a shift toward smarter, more intuitive analytics across the enterprise.

Olga Garagonich
Lead Manager, Data Visualisation BT Group

Mike Gulvin
Data Analytics and Data Visualisation Lead BT Group

Nicole Tumblin
Head of Business Operations, Analytics Qlik
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Charles Link, Reworld & Drew Clarke, Qlik

Charles Link, senior director of data and analytics at Reworld Holding Corp., and Drew Clarke, general manager and executive vice president of the data business unit at QlikTech International AB, join theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to explore how data partnerships drive innovation in sustainability. The conversation centers on Reworld’s strategy to turn waste into energy, and how Qlik technology fuels that transformation.

Link explains how Reworld uses Qlik to integrate massive data volumes across its operations, optimizing everything from logistics to energy output. The ability to draw real-time insights is helping the company reimagine waste management as a data-driven discipline. Clarke highlights Qlik’s role in enabling sustainable outcomes, noting that new solutions like Qlik Talend Cloud are empowering enterprises to become more AI-ready and analytics-first.

The discussion reinforces the growing link between environmental innovation and data architecture. As Reworld scales its efforts, the partnership with Qlik demonstrates how smart technology and clear strategy can convert waste into long-term value.

Charles Link
Chief Data & Analytics Officer Reworld Waste

Drew Clarke
EVP, Product & Technology Qlik
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Harveer Singh, Truist & Mike Capone, Qlik

Mike Capone, chief executive officer at QlikTech International AB, and Harveer Singh, chief data officer, Consumer and Small Business Banking, at Truist Bank, join theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to explore how AI and data analytics are reshaping business outcomes. Their discussion highlights how Qlik’s strategic evolution is rooted in customer needs, with a growing focus on trust, data quality and operational agility.

Capone shares Qlik’s innovation journey through acquisitions and platform enhancements, describing how end-to-end integration simplifies complex workloads. Singh outlines Truist’s use of Qlik to streamline financial services delivery, emphasizing adaptive strategies and platform-based efficiency.

The conversation covers AI governance, data mobilization, and the importance of real-time actionable insights. Capone and Singh capture how business leaders are aligning data and AI to solve real-world challenges.

Harveer Singh
Chief Data Officer, Consumer & Small Business Banking Truist

Mike Capone
CEO Qlik
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Qlik AI Council Panel

Kelly Forbes, president and executive director of the AI Asia Pacific Institute and AI Advisory Council member at QlikTech International AB; Nina Schick, founder and chief executive officer at Tamang Ventures Ltd. and AI Advisory Council member at Qlik; and Rumman Chowdhury, chief executive officer and co-founder at Humane Intelligence, join theCUBE’s Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect to examine the state of artificial intelligence in a rapidly shifting global environment. The conversation centers on the Qlik AI Council’s mission to advance ethical and inclusive AI practices across industry sectors.

Forbes, Schick and Chowdhury share perspectives from across policy, technology and global affairs, exploring how AI governance, literacy and trust will shape the next wave of innovation. Schick underscores the geopolitical implications of AI development, while Chowdhury highlights the importance of workforce education and cross-disciplinary frameworks to guide responsible use.

The discussion emphasizes the importance of foundational data strategies and open dialogue in a high-stakes AI landscape. As AI capabilities accelerate, the panel calls for strong governance, diversity of thought and a focus on real-world impacts to help organizations scale with purpose and resilience.

Nina Schick
Founder & CEO, Qlik AI Council Member Tamang Ventures Limited

Kelly Forbes
Executive Director & Qlik AI Council Member AI Asia Pacific Institute

Dr. Michael Bronstein
DeppMind Professor of AI & Qlik AI Council Member University of Oxford

Dr. Rumman Chowdhury
CEO, Co-Founder & Qlik AI Council Member Humane Intelligence
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Chris Powell, Qlik

Chris Powell, chief marketing officer of QlikTech International AB, joins theCUBE’s John Furrier and Bob Laliberte at Qlik Connect 2025 to explore how Qlik is challenging conventional approaches to data and analytics. The conversation centers on the event’s theme, “Do Data Differently,” and the company’s evolving strategy in a data-saturated world.

Powell shares how Qlik is helping customers navigate complex data environments by offering a flexible, end-to-end ecosystem, from movement to transformation to analysis. He highlights how last year’s strategic goals are now becoming tangible through deeper partnerships and AI-driven enhancements.

The discussion also underscores the role of AI in unlocking operational insights and improving decision-making. According to Powell, Qlik’s vision is about making data real, actionable, and scalable for businesses seeking a competitive edge in a dynamic digital landscape.

Chris Powell
CMO Qlik