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A step-by-step guide on building a data culture with recommendations on how to build, empower, and advance data-driven programs for data and AI success.

What sets a data-driven leader apart? Here’s a glimpse into why data-driven decision makers are more effective decision-makers—and what you can learn from them.

Modern analytics are key for digital transformation, but leaders need to carefully manage change across the organization—learn how with Tableau Blueprint.

IT has a unique opportunity to lead the organization in developing a Data Culture through analytics agility, proficiency, and community.

Democratizing data and embracing advancements in AI analytics can help everyone in your organization make better business decisions.

Learn how to align people, process, and technology for an approach to governance and data management that empowers your data-driven enterprise.

Governance is foundational for building a Data Culture that enables success with analytics at scale. Learn how with the Tableau Blueprint framework.

Identifying the right problems to solve will help you establish better data governance for self-service analytics—here’s how to do it.

Learn about the investments Tableau is making in augmented analytics to help everyone use data to answer business questions with approachable AI.

Executives discuss the value of putting data first in uncertain times and how that influences your leadership mindset while making important, but difficult decisions.

Over the past three years, Jones Lange LaSalle (JLL) has cultivated Data Culture. When COVID-19 struck, their Data Culture helped them respond quickly and efficiently. The company's investment in data analytics had seen a return of $40 million, enabling the company to streamline compliance costs, reduce overheads and generate additional revenue through new initiatives.

In a time of crisis, like the COVID-19 pandemic, data leaders can help companies chart rapidly shifting market conditions and make essential decisions to navigate toward calmer waters.