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When you pair Tableau’s ease of use, MongoDB’s flexibility, and the connector’s agility, your time to analytics gets a whole lot shorter. Here are the highlights from the session.

Learn what new features and coming to Tableau Online in version 10.2!

Have you ever noticed that when you go to different places in the Tableau community, certain people continue to pop up, always answering questions, posting interesting vizzes, or sharing relevant content?

Learn about TabPy, which makes it possible to use Python scripts in Tableau calculated fields. When you pair Python’s machine-learning capabilities with the power of Tableau, you can rapidly develop advanced-analytics applications that can aid in various business tasks.

Over 150 students gathered in Singapore for a fierce data-viz competition, determined to win the top spot and proud bragging rights. To emerge victorious, they’d have to tell the best data story using Tableau. But there was a catch: None of the teams had ever used Tableau. But that didn’t faze the secondary-school and junior-college students who entered the National Infocomm Competition (NIC) Face-off | Data Analytics Competition. The event, hosted in partnership with the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), recently came to an exciting close.

Over the past few releases, we’ve invested heavily in data prep, making it easier to connect Tableau to your data and get to your analysis faster. With Tableau 10.2, we’re enhancing some of our existing functionality. We’re extending features like union to work with more connectors. We’re also improving our date recognition capabilities.

With Tableau 10 and on, it is, in fact, possible to get your survey data “just so” without having to invest in new tools and/or a engage in a time-consuming, error-prone procedure every time you need receive updated survey data.

The US Department of Commerce challenged digital innovators across the country to take its vast terabytes of public data on business, jobs, trade, weather, and demographics, and make it easier for the public to use. Tableau and Enigma, an operational data management and intelligence provider, participated in this challenge and put their software to work.