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Whether you’re a seasoned data visualisation professional or just starting your journey, this conversation, with Kevin Wee, Ann Pregler, Heather Cox, and Kimly Scott, will spark fresh ideas, sharpen your…

What makes Francesca Plaskett’s post especially useful is the practical, hands-on approach: you follow each action in Tableau and end up with a chart that adapts based on user selection,

Tarun Gupta offers sensible guidelines that help you work smarter with Next and understand how far the platform can stretch before you bump into a constraint, including AI/Agentforce usage boundaries

Beyond being a great seasonal project, it’s a chance to pick up practical tips you can apply to other illustration work in Figma. Come away with new techniques, fresh creative

Thierry Driver digs into the real reasons behind low adoption rates – showing that the issue is rarely the technology itself, but often deeper organisational and cultural blockers that derail

Rachel Kurtz post doesn’t stop at definitions. It explains the real business impact of analytics engineering, from enabling scalable self-service analytics to reducing duplicated work and preparing organisations for AI-driven

The event will also include a review of the 50 TUG meetings held this year, followed by a Fast X segment where attendees get the chance to put Chris on

Rod Sardari’s article mixes clear, step-by-step guidance and real use cases that illustrate what’s possible once you combine Tableau’s visualisation strength with rich spatial content from Esri. From adding a

Drawing on practical examples from a recent Tableau Hackathon, Sarah Burnett and Fiona Crocker highlight innovative use cases and early ROI achieved through small, focused proof-of-concepts. They also examine how

Great post wiith Mohan Krishna Mannava, Chris McClennan and Scott Eaton. Come away with concrete techniques you can apply right away to design dashboards that guide attention, reduce cognitive load,