If you’re considering a migration to Tableau Cloud, you already know some of the benefits. The most obvious being that Tableau Cloud will cost much less than Tableau Server in the long term. Some key features, Model Builder for instance, will only be made available to Tableau Cloud users. Plus, you get the benefits of cloud products in general: high availability, security, and a platform that is always up to date, taking much of the day-to-day technical challenges out of your hands, allowing you to focus on the work that matters most.
We have a global team and assembly line built to address the more commoditized elements of the upgrade while also having the expertise to guide customers with rationalization and redesign of their existing dashboards, along with assistance navigating shifting technology paradigms, such as integration and interaction with machine learning, Snowflake, Salesforce, Slack, and more.
Techniques in data science, such as machine learning, provide businesses the tools to identify patterns in user behavior, understand their expectations, and ultimately give insight into how their behavior impacts key outcomes. This insight is the foundation for creating systems of intelligence. These systems combine the power of predictive machine learning models with traditional cloud automation tools to inject data-driven suggestions into processes, with the goal of exceeding user expectations.
In order to take advantage of data, the concept of data agility has to be at the forefront of your strategy and process. How quickly can you derive value from all your data? How quickly can you not only surface insights, but also take action? It’s not about having mountains of data — it’s about making it easy and fast to find insights that are essential to the business and act on them. Plus, doing these things with strong roles and processes to manage governance, security, and accountability for quality.
Before we start with the migration, we do an assessment that identifies overall health and possible issues affecting performance, governance, or adoption that we will need to address.
Prepare the on-prem environment to support Tableau Cloud as necessary, including installation and configuration of Tableau Bridge, URL redirects, user management documentation, etc.
During this stage of the migration, we evaluate the content, subscriptions, alerts, schedules, etc. and determine what is or isn’t to be migrated and whether any redesign or consolidation is necessary.
We’ll leverage the Content Migration Tool to move a subset of the content, including projects, some workbooks, and published data sources.
Build out new features in parallel with the content and manual migrations of unchanging workbooks. Take advantage of the new platform to use features not available on Tableau Server.
A subset of content can’t be automatically migrated via the Content Migration Tool; Atrium will be your partner to assist with the manual migration of these components to Tableau Cloud.
Learn what’s possible with Tableau Cloud, particular use cases, and the next steps for a successful approach to migration.
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