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The analytics team at BetterCloud was curious how COVID-19 ripple effects have altered their business, through the lens of the data they ingest. To analyze all of this data, they decided to use Tableau.

August 1 marked the one-year anniversary of the start of our journey together with Salesforce. In lieu of an anniversary celebration, we are honoring the values and generosity that are hallmarks of our two communities by making a donation to the World Food Program, to help in their fight against hunger.

COVID-19 is not only a public health challenge—it’s a public information challenge. Learn more about dis/misinformation around COVID-19.

Take a look at how Tableau revamped our Intern program in the midst of COVID-19.

This blog post covers key considerations and the background story behind our decision to take a data-driven approach to helping our customers during this difficult time.

In communities across the world, the data from our partners like Equal Measures 2030 and The ONE Campaign shows that progress on gender equity has been uneven and slow. Now, the concern is that COVID-19 is threatening to undo what gains have been made, and cause a backslide.

COVID-19 has kicked off a lot of discussion about the future of professional sports. Before the 2020 season started, the DataRobot team predicted how the MLB season would unfold for teams and for individual players by leveraging DataRobot’s leading artificial intelligence platform, surfacing the results in Tableau dashboards.

From remapping and recreating customer journeys, to developing more accurate forecasting models, all businesses need a data and analytics strategy that allows everyone in the organization to see customers needs in real time and build scenarios, identify gaps, stress-test ideas, and improve results with actionable insights.

As we start to see more data on the impacts across different geographies, we need to understand the particular challenges that rural communities face—and we need to look to the data to inform our understanding of who makes up these communities.

A look at our research processes to design a prototype for visual exploration of the overwhelming volume of pandemic research articles.