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To help ensure the health and safety of our customers, partners, employees, and communities, we’ve decided to reimagine all in-person events through 2020 to virtual experiences.

The Tableau Developer Program members have a monthly reunion—our Sprint Demos—an occasion for the #DataDev community to learn about new features on the Developer Platform and ask questions to the engineering team presenting that month. In April, we had updates from the Extensions API, Metadata API, and Hyper API teams.

Dans chaque cas, le contrôle et l'élimination de la propagation de ces maladies s'appuient sur deux idées simples : tracer les contacts avec les individus infectés, et propager les informations plus rapidement que les maladies.

To understand the differences between the way COVID-19 is playing out in rural communities—and how demographics, data collection, and reporting are impacting our understanding of the data—I talked with Bryn Bird MPH, a public health professional with a concentration in epidemiology and rural health policy advocate based in Granville Township, Ohio, where she also serves as a local elected trustee.

As the world attempts to understand the impacts of Coronavirus (COVID-19), publicly sharing data and analysis on a quickly-evolving situation has become an urgent priority for many. Organizations are working as fast as they can to meet an increased need for public communication, transparency, and trustworthy information. Governments specifically have a heightened responsibility to serve as a source of truth. Over the past few months, many organizations and governments have used Tableau Public as a platform for accomplishing this.

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 William Watkins, Senior Solution Engineer at Tableau.

En quelques mois à peine, le COVID-19 a changé la face du monde. À mesure que l'épidémie progressait, le monde a commencé à se confiner et à mettre en place des mesures de distanciation physique, et l'économie mondiale s'est arrêtée progressivement alors que les entreprises fermaient leurs portes.

En période de crise, les données sont une ressource indispensable pour déterminer comment poursuivre l'activité. Ce sont toutefois les personnes qui analysent les données et vous permettent de définir votre plan d'action qui ont un véritable impact. Jackie Yeaner, vice-présidente exécutive du marketing chez Tableau, reprend les résultats d'une récente étude IDC pour montrer comment les crises peuvent favoriser l'entraide grâce aux données.

Hello, Tableau community! Welcome to Andy's March round up of the best content being produced by you, the Tableau community.

Tableau 2020.2 brings geospatial data analysis enhancements—connect to Esri ArcGIS Server/Online feature data, plus native support for spatial data from Oracle.

The spread of COVID-19 around the world has set off a spike of interest in data visualizations. Everyone wants to see and understand how case counts are rising, what kind of impact the virus might have on themselves and their community, and what role they can play in slowing the spread.

In mid-March, the outlines of the risks from COVID-19—uncertain just days earlier—became starkly clear as thousands of tourists descended on the recreation hub that is Moab, Utah. The community has only three critical care beds and visitors were flocking from metro areas and Colorado resorts where clusters of infections had already appeared.