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Data is a critical asset during this time—to understand, track, and mitigate the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. These dashboard solutions from Tableau partners—including dashboard templates and extensions—can help you move quickly and confidently. The solutions cover a variety of industries and use cases including healthcare, financial services, retail, and human resources.

The novel coronavirus is anything but “a great equalizer.” As the outbreak has progressed through the United States, black and brown communities are facing particularly extreme impacts.

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.

With the Tableau 2020.2 release, Tableau introduced some new data modeling capabilities, with relationships.

While the COVID-19 crisis is unfolding, financial organizations need data to understand the present, and lay a foundation for the future. Use these dashboard templates from Tableau to analyze key business metrics, such as liquidity, volatility, and risk in the context of COVID-19.

Through conversations with our nonprofit partners, Tableau Foundation has learned that COVID-19 is pouring lighter fluid on already-urgent issues. Hunger-relief organizations like Feeding America have seen an increased demand, and homeless services nonprofits are both grappling with upheaval in services as well as bracing for an influx of need.

Zu den neuen Funktionen im Release 2020.2 gehört die inkrementelle Aktualisierung für Ihre Tableau Prep-Abläufe. Sie spart Zeit und stellt sicher, dass Sie stets mit den neuesten Daten arbeiten. Außerdem gibt es einen neuen Salesforce-Connector für Tableau Prep zum Kuratieren Ihrer Salesforce-Daten. Hinzu kommen Verbesserungen beim Tableau-Katalog, die dabei helfen, Datenqualitätsprobleme schnell zu finden und noch tiefere Einblicke in Ihr Datenökosystem zu gewinnen.

As COVID-19 has progressed through the U.S. and states have implemented stay-at-home orders, nearly everyone’s lives have been disrupted. For schools and the kids who attend them, these changes have been particularly challenging. Instead of sitting with each other in classrooms, students are attending courses remotely, and interacting even more over screens than in real life. Without the usual face-to-face interactions, teachers are struggling to figure out how to assess student engagement and progress, and make sure their kids are feeling supported.

Die neueste Version von Tableau ist da! Tableau 2020.2 bietet umfangreiche Verbesserungen, damit Sie noch mehr aus Ihren Daten herausholen und Erkenntnisse noch schneller gewinnen können.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the question of “when will things go back to normal?” is weighing on everyone’s mind. Even if we don’t know what “normal” will look like in the post-COVID world, we do know that economic recovery is the goal, even if the path to reach it is still uncertain.

We’re now at the point where many countries, the U.S. included, are starting to look to the future and what needs to happen in order to safely begin to reopen parts of the economy. While the path forward is still uncertain, we’re beginning to understand that social distancing may be a fixture for many more months to come. A team of scientists at Harvard modeled the data and predicted that in the U.S., we may have to practice social distancing, at least in some capacity, through 2022.

Welcome back to another recap of our livestream series, If Data Could Talk! This episode features co-hosts Andy Cotgreave and Amanda Makulec, along with special guest RJ Andrews, Data Storyteller at Info We Trust.