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Welcome to Part One of our four-part blog series, Better Government with Data Analytics. This series is for state, local, and education data rock stars who are interested in gaining deeper insights about how to leverage data to improve results, and build a culture of analytics within their organizations.

A chat with map co-creator Joshua Jelly-Schapiro about the process of creating “City of Women” and how maps help us see places in new ways.

A variety of finance experts took the stage at Tableau Conference 2019 (TC19) to address challenges facing finance analytics. Read on for key takeaways from these finance-focused sessions and apply them in your own organizations. Bookmark these sessions, watch (and re-watch) them throughout the year.

Over the past year, we’ve deepened our existing partnerships for climate action and begun working with several more organizations to further our impact. Here are some of the key insights that we’ve learned through these partnerships.

We know that in societies around the world, people are not treated equally. Over the past year, our partner organizations in the equity space have reminded us just how broad and entrenched various inequities are, both in the U.S. and around the world. Here are four of the biggest insights we’ve gained through our work with non-profits advancing equity.

At Tableau Foundation, our partners are working in the midst of these issues to close the gaps between treatments and those most in need of them. A good health system is a well-networked one. In this blog, we dive deeper into this, and other, powerful insights our partners have shared with us over the last year.

At Tableau Foundation, we’ve learned from our grant partners that while solving poverty on a broad scale may be their goal, it’s not how they go about their work. Instead, they’re using data to see deep into the issue and understand the needs of the people they’re trying to serve. Here are some of the key insights that have come out of our grant partnerships to end poverty in the past year.

As the year comes to a close, the Tableau Foundation team took the opportunity to reflect back on what we’ve learned about these four complex challenges, and also on how we can most meaningfully engage our employees in these issues. In this series of blog posts, we will share the most critical insights we’ve gained from our partners and our programming over the past year, and look forward to what’s to come in the next decade.

With entries from 13 countries for our 2nd Round of our Student Viz Assignment Contest, it wasn't an easy decision to pick a winner! From entries across the world including George Mason University (US), Nanyang Technological University (SG), The University of Waterloo (CA) and EDHEC (FR), we picked three winning vizzes. Our winners were chosen based on their creativity, analytical depth, beauty and design, and their overall impact on the judges. Our winners will receive some coveted Tableau swag from us for their brilliant work! So without further ado, the winners for our Round 2 2019 Student Viz Assignment Contest are:

Nominations for Zen Masters are open! We want to hear from you, we invite you to share with us stories of people who inspire and guide you.

Check out how you can reuse flows in Tableau Prep Builder to help clean up multiple data sets that have similar patterns—saving you repetitive and unnecessary work.

Using software from Tableau the Georgia Tech has improved the way they respond to allegations of fraud and abuse through a data-driven approach. In the following interview, Georgia Tech’s Chief Audit Executive, Phil Hurd, explains more about the program.