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Tips about using Tableau to maximize the value from your data. Learn how to make beautiful data visualizations that actually mean something.
Tips about using Tableau to maximize the value from your data. Learn how to make beautiful data visualizations that actually mean something.
In this video, I walk through a recent Bloomberg study showing that CO2 emissions are indeed the cause of Climate Change. Then, I do my own analysis looking for the countries that we can work with to reduce their CO2 emissions and have the biggest impact on Climate Change. Bloomberg Report: http://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-whats-warming-the-world/
Today was the Tableau Conference 2016 Keynote where they announced a new product vision and demonstrated many upcoming features. While I couldn’t attend this years conference, I wanted to share my thoughts about the upcoming features with you online. See below for the full details of their new vision and don’t forget to share […]
It’s been nearly a full year since I purchased my Tesla Model S. In that time I’ve completely fell in love with this company, their mission, and most of all their products. I’m looking forward to receiving our Model 3 sometime next year and also adding a Powerwall 2.0 to our home. All that said, I’m […]
In this tutorial, we’re going to learn how to Analyze Customer Feedback is a key step in any good business strategy. From understanding customers needs to learning where issues might exist in your processes there is virtually an endless list of use cases for customer feedback. In this tutorial we’re going take a look at how to build a […]
I’ve been an advocate for Tableau’s BI and Analytics software for nearly 6 years now. It has given me the tools necessary to help dozens of clients transform their businesses into data-driven organizations. The real magic of Tableau, however is that anyone can learn how to use it and transform data into meaningful insight. In this […]
Recently I feel in love w/ the small multiples types of graphs that show each individual state level metrics separated into a grid style layout. This isn’t new, and I’m not the only one that feels this way, but when I wanted to look into building this with Tableau I wasn’t super excited about all […]
I love Tableau but sometimes, it can’t do everything I want it to. That’s when I typically turn to D3. By being a natural web platform, D3 allows you to create anything you can imagine. I should mention though that D3, unlike Tableau, is not for the faint of heart. The amount of code you […]
For a long time now when you wanted to filter multiple data sources you’d have to use a parameter in Tableau. This worked well but had is not without its own limitations. Namely, the limited parameter interface choices and the need to use a calculation to apply the filter. Now in Tableau 10 you can […]
Today I’m announcing a new side project I stood up aimed at helping people create more compelling visual stories online. This project, VizBin, is a utility for you to use to create animated data visualizations using Tableau. You don’t need to know how code, just how to make a Tableau viz and fill out a […]
One lesson I learned a long time ago was that we are all vain when it comes to data viz. Generally, we all care more when a data viz is about us. I’ve seen this over and over again at clients when I build the famous “me” dashboard which shows an employees relative tenure compared to others in the company. Of course, […]