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As the COVID-19 outbreak progresses, Tableau Foundation is doing its part to support communities and organizations affected by the crisis. We recognize that we have a role to play as a funder with deep roots in Seattle and communities across the world, and with strong partnerships with our grantee organizations. These are unprecedented times, and we are working to respond swiftly and thoughtfully to evolving needs.

Could making the decision to animate your data visualisations be the way forward for your organisation?

Both analysts and citizen data analysts are faced with requests for information on a regular basis—from our colleagues, our bosses, or our clients. Sam Priddy shows you how to systematically break down these requests and organize them in a way that allows you to take action—to create analyses that accurately address the initial request with the least amount of back-and-forth possible.

With Tableau Prep Conductor, part of the Data Management Add-On, you can schedule flows on Tableau Server or Tableau Online, so everyone in your organization is using the most up-to-date data available.

We at Tableau are holding those who are fighting this illness and those who have already suffered losses very closely in our hearts.

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

As the COVID-19 outbreak progresses, people are looking for information they can trust. They want to know where the disease is spiking and how widely it's spreading; if they’ll be told to work from home or limit travel, as many around the world already have been; if their symptoms warrant getting tested; if they should stock up on supplies.

The stakes are high around how we communicate about #COVID19. In this blog, Amanda Makulec from The Data Visualization Society shares 10 considerations for creating a visualization about the pandemic.

In the newest version of Tableau (2020.1), visualizing and analyzing distances has improved dramatically with a new spatial calculation called buffer.

The Tableau 2020.2 beta has arrived, with significant enhancements to help organizations through their analytics journey. This release includes data modeling Relationships, Metrics for tracking KPIs at a glance, set control, and enhanced spatial data analysis.

As we think about how to get data into the hands of people who need it, it’s worth thinking about how we do so, and what it looks like. Data analytics expert and Tableau Technical Evangelism director Andy Cotgreave dives into this topic.

At Tableau, enabling people to see and understand data is at the core of what we do. As the COVID-19 situation has unfolded across the globe, data collection and reporting has proven both difficult and highly variable.