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Data Visualization Designer Alli Torban shares different approaches to critiquing data visualizations. She also shares thoughts and discussion points from other data viz professionals around giving critique and feedback.

As an audit professional, you're tasked with ensuring financial reporting made with Tableau adheres to your company's SOX compliance control environment and there are important considerations for your organization's use of Tableau. Read on for recommendations on how to successfully incorporate Tableau reporting into SOX scope, specifically around compliant source data for Tableau visualizations, and how to begin the process of change management at your company.

Parameter actions, available in Tableau 2019.2 (now in beta), empower all Tableau users to visually change a parameter’s value. This opens up even more powerful possibilities to build meaningful visualizations and add interactivity to your work.

Best thing about Tableau Conference Europe? Finding and learning from people just like you! Attend sessions from Tableau Zen Masters and customers, network with peers at meetups, and bring back knowledge from the front lines to apply to your own work.

In this second post, we'll discuss all the other issues that came up when it was time to bundle up and release the software—Tableau Server on Linux.

Regardless, if you’re looking for inspiration, trying to speed up manual processes, or doing strategic financial analysis, then the resources below are right for you. They include real use cases from Tableau’s customers, partners, and our own internal finance analytics team. We hope they help you find your next big success.

From seamlessly zooming into details to digging into location details with the Streets map style—we’re taking the background map to a whole new level in Tableau 2019.2.

If you are considering deploying natural language processing (NLP) within your organization, review these data governance processes to get started on the right foot.

From creating an extension to enable users to set personalized alerts on their dashboard to voice-driven solutions—you won’t want to miss this recap of our Chicago #DataDev Hackathon.

The state of Delaware has taken on the challenge to provide financial education to its residents by offering an easy way for them to determine available income. State Treasurer Colleen C. Davis released an interactive Available Income Calculator, built in Tableau Public, that any Delaware resident can easily access and use to determine fixed expenses, average monthly expenses, and the income available after necessities are paid for.