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One great new feature in Tableau 10 is clustering. What was once only available to people who could use complex statistical tools can now be done with a drag and a drop. I know my mean from my mode and what a normal distribution looks like, but like many of our customers, I’m no statistical expert. I wanted to answer a simple question: What exactly is clustering and why would you use it?

Earlier this week, Tableau released the much-anticipated Tableau 10. The team here at AtScale, being both big-data geeks and data-visualization nerds, has been eager to see how some of the great new features work with our business interface for Hadoop. We’ve been thrilled so far, and thought it would be nice to share some of the features we are most excited about.

In Tableau 10, we’ve improved both the beauty and brains of Tableau. We’ve added dozens and dozens of new features to make your analysis faster, easier, and even more delightful. Here are ten features that are specifically designed to empower your entire enterprise.

There's something special about the number ten. Sure, it's only got one more digit than nine, but that digit makes a world of difference. Tableau 10 is big! It's an exciting milestone for us, and we couldn't have gotten there without you, our incredible community.

I’m pleased to announce Tableau 10 is now available for download. So what’s in it? For starters, it has an entirely new look and feel with beautiful defaults and colors to make your viz shine.

Tableau 10 is here! And thanks to your ideas, it’s one of our best releases yet. There are dozens and dozens of new features in Tableau 10, and many of them started as ideas from you, the community.

You’ve connected to data, created some views, placed them on a dashboard, and now it’s time to share. Before you do, have you considered who you are sharing your dashboard with? Check out these tips and tricks for using device designer (new in Tableau 10!) to let your data shine on phone, tablet, and more.