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In a world where people can favorite their workbooks and views, data sources have been feeling a bit left out. That’s changing in Tableau 10. You can now mark your favorite data source. And we’ve also made it easier to find the most popular data sources.

Our new Tableau Mobile app is the fastest and most delightful way to stay on top of your data. And we want to make it easy for your entire organization to leverage it. To support your enterprise needs, we’re adding support for VMware Airwatch and MobileIron using a new industry approach called AppConfig. This means you can now securely deploy Tableau Mobile through mobile device-management (MDM) platforms.

I started out with Tableau before my area had a user group. So, if I were new to Tableau again, what would I want to hear (again)?

Complex data can make these questions tough to answer even when you have distinct and well-separated groups. Plus the data is sometimes distributed in such a way that it contains no obvious gaps to distinguish groups via manual inspection. The good news: This process just got much easier in Tableau 10. The new clustering feature automatically groups together similar data points.

The heat of summer might make us all crave an ice-cold drink at the bar. Good news: Here's a way to bring the bar to your visualizations. Tableau Social Ambassador Alexander Mou shows us how to raise the bar in our tooltips.

Tableau 10 includes a new feature that lets you ask additional questions of your data right on the web: web-dashboard authoring! That means you can create dashboards from scratch on the web, then easily share your work.

As he puts it, 9-year-old Wake Ryan is “boldly going where no data story has gone before.” Wake recently found himself wondering: What’s the most popular Star Trek series? He himself is an Original Series fan, but he wanted to know what other people like.

Ever wish you could make your dashboard look great on desktop and on mobile? Say hello to device designer in Tableau 10!

In the wake of the Brexit vote, many of us here at Tableau were interested in exploring the raw JSON data that was generated showing voting results by districts/unitary areas and Parliament constituencies.

We’re thrilled to share Tableau has made LinkedIn’s list of most attractive places to work! Tableau ranked #18 on LinkedIn’s first-ever list of 40 top attractors “where professionals want to work now.” Tableau “embraces simplicity” and “takes happiness seriously,” says LinkedIn.