Salesforce supports several powerful tools for visualizing data in Tableau CRM (formerly Einstein Analytics) and Tableau Desktop. While both tools can be used to surface insights from CRM data, they can do far more. With March Madness wrapping up, I took some time to explore NCAA basketball data using Tableau, and to show how it
As data volumes continue to increase, getting insights in a meaningful way is the new norm. With that, Tableau CRM is leading the charge. Embedded discovery and insights in Tableau CRM help Salesforce users to understand data trends and key customer insights. Tableau CRM is already built with deep, native integration across the Salesforce platform.
As a graduate of Butler University with a degree in Mathematical Economics, an Analytics Consultant at Atrium, and a Tableau Certified Partner Consultant, one thing is clear to me as we continue through the 21st century: data, specifically the insight we gather from it, is a significant asset in today’s business climate. No longer is
The Tableau for CRM Partner Summit was February 9-10th — a two-day summit that focused on upcoming releases for Tableau CRM and highlighted the roadmap as well. As a Salesforce partner, the Atrium team uses this summit to help our consultants stay up to date on the future of Tableau CRM. We apply this knowledge
We are all well aware that it is difficult to extract information by looking at thousands of rows on a spreadsheets, but data visualization makes it very easy to identify patterns and trends. It helps give us a clear idea of what the information means by providing a visual summary through maps or graphs. Tableau
Last fall, Salesforce announced the rebrand of Einstein Analytics to Tableau CRM, a new name that could be confusing to those familiar with Tableau. It might seem like a small thing, but renaming Einstein Analytics is an indicator of the direction Salesforce intends to go with reporting. Einstein is still the overall AI brand for
Things have changed! As of October 6th, 2020, Einstein Analytics has been renamed Tableau CRM. At Tableau Conference-ish, this year’s virtual Tableau conference, it was announced that Einstein Analytics would be renamed and continue to provide the best analytics and AI experience in the Salesforce CRM workflow. Read the official press release from Tableau here. We
In my last Tableau blog post, I discussed the advantages to using Tableau as a tool during machine learning model development, both for exploratory data analysis and for disseminating model results in an interpretable way to business consumers. Let’s take that one step further and look at a specific use case that is common for
With an important update to the Salesforce-Snowflake partnership, Einstein Analytics and Snowflake can deliver even more value to customers. Integrations between the two will allow organizations to combine and analyze all data in Snowflake Cloud Data Platform and visualize it and derive new insights with business intelligence tools such as Tableau and Salesforce applications. Since