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I’ve been educated and inspired recently by the best-selling design classic The Design of Everyday Things by UX guru Don Norman.

Examine the issue of using red and green together in data visualization.

I've read a few data-viz books recently. Here are my quick reviews of Alberto Cairo's The Truthful Art, Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic's Storytelling with Data, and Isabel Meirelles's Design for Information.

Installing Tableau Server is about as easy as it gets with server software. Still, if you're new to it, you can use someone to help you figure out what to prepare and how to go through it. And now we've got you covered. Take a look at the brand-new Tableau Server: Everybody’s Install Guide.

Tableau has a very clean user interface which presents users with only the options that are relevant at that time. But sometimes it’s easy for us users to miss what’s staring us in the face. Here are a few of my favourite hidden tricks in Tableau.

In this post, we’ll dive into the difference between data extracts and live connections, and when to use them. We’ll also look at publishing data sources to Tableau Online.

We’re excited to share Dresner Advisory Services, an independent analyst firm, has recognized Tableau as a leader in mobile analytics. You can read the full report here.

Le printemps est là. Et vous savez quoi ? La version bêta de Tableau 10 aussi ! Nous avons le plaisir de vous annoncer que la version bêta de Tableau 10 est désormais disponible. Pour sa version 10, Tableau s'est refait une beauté et propose nombre de nouvelles fonctionnalités pour vous aider à préparer, analyser et partager vos données encore plus rapidement.

If you are a Tableau champion, adoption throughout your organization is a wonderful image to behold, as your new users display child-like joy as they discover the secrets of their own data. But as with all things, growth comes with challenges, and the growth of Tableau in an organization is no different. Here's a guide to help you navigate some of the challenges you might face.

Tableau’s mission is to help everyone see and understand their data. Keeping that premise in mind I thought I’d share what I have done in the past to make a dashboard available to a wider audience that may not speak English. I know I’ve seen great-looking dashboards which I couldn’t understand because of the language barrier.