Qlik® announced it has achieved the AWS Data Competency in the Relational Database category, recognizing Qlik’s demonstrated expertise delivering unified data architectures on Amazon Web Services (AWS), helping organizations build the data foundations that power modern analytics and AI workloads.

Achieving the AWS Data Competency differentiates Qlik as a member of the AWS Partner Network with deep technical proficiency and proven customer success delivering data solutions on AWS. For the Relational Database category, Qlik delivers relational database engines, migration and performance tooling, and business applications built on Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) and AWS Aurora.

Qlik moves data from leading source database engines such as AWS RDS for Oracle, AWS RDS for SQL Server, AWS RDS for MySQL, AWS RDS for PostgreSQL, Amazon RDS for MariaDB, AWS Aurora MySQL and AWS Aurora PostgreSQL, as well as SAP HANA, SAP Sysbase ASE, IBM Db2.

Qlik’s open, platform-agnostic approach helps organizations free their data from relational database constructs and land them in their desired target on AWS, while modernizing their data estate for analytics and AI. Its broader data capabilities span integration, transformation, quality, governance, analytics and AI, helping organizations connect data across cloud and on-premises environments and prepare it for downstream use.

“Qlik gives us the flexibility to work across our data environment while modernizing for AWS," shared Sebastián Espinosa Jensen, Business Intelligence & Corporate Advanced Analytics Manager, Empresas SB. "Its capabilities on AWS help us build a more trusted and connected data foundation that supports our analytics and evolving AI needs.”

Qlik’s broader data portfolio helps organizations integrate, transform, govern and prepare data across cloud and on-premises environments, including through Qlik Talend Cloud®.

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“Data strategies cannot be built around a single platform or a single destination,” shared Matt Hayes, General Manager, Data Business Unit, Qlik. “Our customers need the freedom to work across the technologies they already depend on while modernizing their data foundations for analytics and AI. Achieving the AWS Data Competency reflects the depth of our data capabilities and our commitment to giving organizations a more open, flexible path from complex data environments to trusted business outcomes.”