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In 2003, Tableau founders Chris Stolte, Christian Chabot, and Pat Hanrahan took on technical and product challenges to build a successful company.

By putting people in the right circumstances—with the right tools and access to the right data—organizations can do amazing things.

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

Learn how locked nested projects help you organize and govern analytics content with greater flexibility, efficiency, and scale.

Learn how The National Trust’s data culture is helping the charity tackle today’s challenges with greater intelligence and efficiency.

The pandemic has made it clear that the future is not linear, and that “one-and-done” decision making, based on a singular perspective, is inadequate given the scope of the crisis. For more comprehensive insight, organizations in both the public and private sectors are turning to scenario planning.

In the latest episode of Chart Chat, Amanda Makulec, Steve Wexler, Jeff Shaffer and Andy Cotgreave discussed the lessons data storytellers can learn from 2020 US election poll trackers. Read on for Andy's four main takeaways that you can apply in your own analyses.

In this blog series, Tableau shares lessons learned from migrating its own data and analytics to the cloud: modernization and evaluation.

In this blog post, I look back at my dashboard evolution over time, examine the different versions, and share why your best dashboard is often your next one.

It wouldn't be TC without the ultimate data showdown–Iron Viz—and this year was no different. Three fierce contestants took the virtual stage to have their “data with destiny.” The Iron Viz global qualifier contest’s finalists battled it out in an intense lightning round of live viz-tastic storytelling.

Now more than ever data is one of the most valuable assets an organization can have, especially when navigating the new normal. But to make great decisions, you and your people need access to data you can trust.