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Tableau Mobile equips your employees with information they need for data-backed decisions whenever and wherever they are.

Learn about new, improved online/offline flows in the Tableau Mobile app so you can interact with your data on the go.

Learn about Metrics for Tableau—Optimized for mobile, track all your KPIs from various dashboards at a glance, all in one place—anytime, anywhere.

This year, I have a goal to walk or run 1000 miles. Tracking my progress is a vital part of the fun for me. During the design the process, I asked myself several key questions, which you should also consider when developing your next dashboards. Don’t leave mobile design until the end: build for mobile as you build for desktop.

With Tableau's automatic layouts in the 2019.1 release, now every new dashboard includes a mobile layout for a phone or tablet. But there's even more ways to optimize those dashboards for your audience. Here's tips from Zen Master, Bridget Cogley.

Here is a deep dive into a couple of new features that will help you provide the best mobile BI experience for your organization.

We are excited to announce the new, fully re-designed version of Tableau Mobile, releasing with Tableau 2019.1 for both iOS and Android is here.

We're excited to release the Tableau Mobile app for Workspace ONE! Learn how this gives IT administrators more flexibility and choice for managing deployments and devices.

Get started using Tableau Mobile on Citrix Endpoint Management and Microsoft Intune with these helpful tips and resources!

Use the new Tableau Mobile for BlackBerry app to unleash the power of data on the go! Learn how to get started.

Hot on the heels of Tableau 10.1, we’d like to introduce a new open-source project called the Mobile App Bootstrap (MAB). The MAB is a sample open-source mobile app that demonstrates how to connect and stay signed in to Tableau Servers, embed Tableau content, and utilize the Tableau JavaScript API to embed the Tableau content you want to have right at your fingertips.

We’re not going to talk mobile dashboards; we’re talking about mobile users and how to design for them. Here are three things to keep in mind about mobile users.