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Continued data partnership for Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team and Qlik

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Qlik, a specialist in data integration, analytics, and artificial intelligence, has renewed its partnership with the Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team for a third year. The data specialist had previously been on board with the team in its previous incarnation, Team Qhubeka. According to the pro cycling team… ‘The collaboration cements Qlik’s role as the team’s ‘26th rider’, providing advanced analytics that support pre-race planning, real-time race decisio…
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Continued data partnership for Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team and Qlik

Qlik, a specialist in data integration, analytics, and artificial intelligence, has renewed its partnership with the Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team for a third year. The data specialist had previously been on board with the team in its previous incarnation, Team Qhubeka. According to the pro cycling team… ‘The collaboration cements Qlik’s role as the team’s ‘26th rider’, providing advanced analytics that support pre-race planning, real-time race decisio…

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