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Tableau now offers partner-built data connectors through the Tableau Exchange. Learn more about these new connector extensions and the Tableau Developer program.

COVID-19 has affected every community across the world, and Tableau’s hometown of Seattle is no exception. Through a $2 million package of grants we’re dedicating to organizations across the greater Seattle area, we’re directly supporting the wellbeing of minority students and their families through the pandemic while investing in their educational and future career success.

Learn about Tableau license management features that help administrators more efficiently activate, track, and optimize Tableau product utilization.

For Tableau Live Asia Pacific, we’re bringing all the good stuff from our physical events to our community online. Here’s a sneak peek at what you can expect.

The team behind the COVID Tracking Project did not expect to be here right now. Learn how the COVID Tracking Project built one of the most widely used coronavirus datasets of the pandemic.

Human mobility is the leading factor in the spread of infectious disease, and understanding how, where, and why people move is fundamental to understanding diseases like COVID-19.

Expedia Group™️, like many companies around the world, is monitoring local restrictions related to COVID-19 to understand customer habits and prioritize the well-being of our employees.

Learn more on importance of data storytelling in the next decade of data.

Learn about improvements to Tableau’s enterprise mobility and mobile application management solutions, empowering secure analytics from anywhere, including on the go.

La toute dernière version de Tableau vous attend ! Tableau 2020.3 vous attend avec de puissantes fonctionnalités qui vont vous aider à démocratiser votre analytique et vos données.

The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), a Tableau Foundation partner, is stepping up to fill this information gap. Together with the Bridging Divides Initiative at Princeton University, they launched the U.S. Crisis Monitor to aggregate real-time data and analysis on political violence and demonstrations in the U.S. for the first time.