All Data Skills Stories

A recent Forrester survey exploring enterprise data literacy found that organizations that invest in data literacy and upskilling at scale experience powerful benefits like improved decision making, innovation, productivity, customer and employee experience, and more.

With increased digitization, there’s an opportunity and need for business leaders to reassess the data literacy support provided to their workforce. In turn, they will reduce the data skills gap and advance their organization’s analytics maturity.

Sue Kraemer, Senior Data Skills Curriculum Strategy Manager, rcreated a health and healthcare data visualization course for Tableau Academic Programs. Sue sat down with Kathy Rowell to discuss data skills in the healthcare industry and why it’s important in the classroom.

Learn more about Tableau’s partnership with leading edtech provider Pathstream in creating a more equitable, data-literate world.

Learn how Tableau is partnering with All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to bring Tableau—and data literacy—into 10,500 institutions across India.

Organizations relying on data analysis to make decisions have significant competitive advantage in overcoming challenges and planning for the future.

Learn why Tableau commissioned a data literacy research study and why Forrester Consulting concluded that “demand for data skills exceeds supply.”

Learn why you should get the virtual advantage of Tableau's virtual training.

Learn more on importance of data storytelling in the next decade of data.

When the long-established company Henkel began its “Industry 4.0” journey in 2013, no one could have imagined how quickly digitization would take place—and how valuable this data accessibility would one day be in the year of coronavirus.

Welcome back to another recap of our livestream series, If Data Could Talk! This episode features host Andy Cotgreave, Technical Evangelist at Tableau, and special guest Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic, CEO and Founder of Storytelling with Data.

Data is all around us, and we need to support kids by encouraging them to interact with and analyze data early in life. All kids are data kids read to discover tips and resources to help kids explore data.