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This post will explore maps in Tableau—if and when they’re appropriate for a data visualization, and how to make them more effective.

Tableau releases SOC3 and updates SOC2 report for Tableau Online

With Tableau 10.3, we’re helping you better scale and manage analytics across the business. From data-driven alerts that keep go-to metrics in your back pocket to improved extensibility for APIs, discover how the Tableau platform brings trusted, actionable data to everyone in your organization.

I recently had the privilege of teaching my passion—data visualization—at the EDHEC Global MBA program in Nice, France. I was sent by my company, Amadeus, the leading IT solutions provider for the travel industry and largest processor of travel bookings in the world.

As citizens of the world, we are saddened and shocked by the recent attacks in London. We extend our sympathies to those affected by these terrible events.

Tableau 10.3 helps you analyze data from more sources with a slew of connectors (Amazon Athena, PDF, and more) and smart data prep capabilities. Plus, finding the right data for your analysis just got easier with table and join recommendations powered by machine learning. Stay on top of your changing business wherever you are with features like data-driven alerts, web authoring improvements, and story editing in the browser—to name a few.

Like most organizations, you’re probably seeking to hire data analysts. Yet, they likely already exist within your workforce. Here’s how to identify and cultivate them.