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Andrew Beers shares five elements that are essential to becoming a leader in data culture—and how you can lead this transformation by example.

The infographic version of “flatten the curve” has been reinterpreted a number of ways (including with cats and baby Yoda). Most iterations are conceptual graphics though, not rooted in the actual case counts of COVID-19. Opinion articles have proliferated, speculating on what the future holds for the United States: Can we turn a corner? Will the economic fall out be worse than the human toll of the disease? How long does this “social distancing” thing need to continue?

The coronavirus is spreading quickly through the United States, and many elected officials across the country are reacting with policies designed to slow the transmission of the pandemic, otherwise known as “flattening the curve.”

As part of the Tableau Developer Program, we host monthly Sprint Demos, where members of the engineering team demo what they have been working on for our developer community. This month, we had product managers and engineers from the Advanced Analytics, Connector SDK, and Hyper API teams.

In this post, we’ll cover these three topics, along with links for further reading. Watch the full Chart Chat to learn more.

We've pulled together a Coronavirus Data Hub FAQ. Learn how to familiarize yourself with the data before you start your analysis.

One of the biggest benefits of joining Tableau’s Developer Program is a free, personal developer site. In this blog post, we’ll give you some tips for making the most of your Tableau sandbox site.

As the COVID-19 outbreak progresses, Tableau Foundation is doing its part to support communities and organizations affected by the crisis. We recognize that we have a role to play as a funder with deep roots in Seattle and communities across the world, and with strong partnerships with our grantee organizations. These are unprecedented times, and we are working to respond swiftly and thoughtfully to evolving needs.

Could making the decision to animate your data visualisations be the way forward for your organisation?

Both analysts and citizen data analysts are faced with requests for information on a regular basis—from our colleagues, our bosses, or our clients. Sam Priddy shows you how to systematically break down these requests and organize them in a way that allows you to take action—to create analyses that accurately address the initial request with the least amount of back-and-forth possible.

With Tableau Prep Conductor, part of the Data Management Add-On, you can schedule flows on Tableau Server or Tableau Online, so everyone in your organization is using the most up-to-date data available.