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Building a training program at any company can be a huge effort. Data Visualisation lead at U.K. food and delivery service, JUST EAT, shares how he built the DataChefs program in just six weeks, with tips on how to build a curriculum, secure executive sponsorship, and scale a program beyond its conception.

Tackling hunger in America is no small task. More than 37 million people in the U.S. struggle to put food on the table —that’s one in nine people. As you walk down the street, you probably pass someone who is facing hunger.

Apply to become a customer speaker and share your insights with thousands of other data enthusiasts. Selected from a diverse span of industries, use cases, and organisations, we welcome the highest calibre customer speakers to TC Europe.

In this month’s Best of the Tableau Web, Andy Cotgreave shares the blogs he loves from January. Dive in to get inspired, learn new tips and tricks, and more.

We are excited to announce the inductees into our 8th cohort of Zen Masters!

Viz animations help you see and understand your changing data. Dive into the blog to learn more about viz animations.

We've highlighted a few sessions with tips and best practices you can begin using today to optimize sales tools, speed up and simplify territory creation, and make sales data relevant to your entire organization. Discover key takeaways with links to the recording for you to watch and share with your teammates.

Here’s a snapshot of Tableau’s new connectors: from data services in China’s leading cloud platform, Alibaba, to Qubole - which brings the power of business intelligence (BI) to any data lake, to the revolutionary OLAP technology of Kyvos, and to LinkedIn’s powerful Sales Navigator Application Platform (SNAP). Here’s a snapshot of Tableau’s new connectors.

Say goodbye to republishing workbooks with parameters every time the underlying data changes. Set your parameter once, and Tableau will automatically update the parameter’s list of values every time someone opens the workbook.

Siddharth Dayama discusses data visualization and his “non-linear” career journey. He explains that cruising at 8,000 feet incites his love for geospatial mapping and that he gets some of his best visualization ideas after completing a lesson.