Tableau Conference 2025 just wrapped up in San Diego. For most attendees, it was full of sessions, meetings, new features, and new concepts. One of the primary themes from Tableau Conference was the new role of analysts and the new product, Tableau Next. Odds are that whether you joined online or in person, the one
Tableau’s Iron Viz is more than just a competition, it’s also a way to learn and develop your Tableau skills. Every year, Tableau enthusiasts from around the globe submit their best attempts at Tableau dashboards to compete against the best of the best for a chance to win glory in the name of data visualizations.
Dreamforce 2024 ushered in a new era of AI, where the emphasis was on pushing beyond predictive and generative models into the world of assistive and autonomous agents. From the highly anticipated launches of Agentforce and Tableau Einstein, to deeper integrations between AI and data, here are our top takeaways from the event. 1. Agentforce
If I had to guess, I’d say that the man who famously said, “Never memorize something that you can look up,” would probably be pretty blown away by what’s possible today with artificial intelligence. That man, of course, was Albert Einstein, the face and namesake of Salesforce’s AI products and capabilities. Einstein also once said,
Welcome to our new blog series, where we’ll be rolling out updates, thoughts, opinions, and guidance over the next several months (years, even?) on data and analytics in the Salesforce ecosystem. If you didn’t catch the announcement from Tableau CEO Ryan Aytay and CPO Southard Jones, there’s a new BI tool in town, and its
It’s been a couple months since Tableau 2024.1 came out and you know what that means — 2024.2 is almost here! Tableau released its list of features for 2024.2 and the enhancements to Tableau Pulse, multi-fact analytics, and other updates have us excited over at Atrium. One of our favorite items is the upcoming release
Incorrect assumptions about what it takes to embark on a successful Tableau Cloud migration can either a) cause an organization to approach it without the right strategy or expertise in place, or b) prevent them from making the move at all. If you’re still on Tableau Server and considering a migration to Cloud, you’re probably