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If you’re interested in using Tableau to tell stories that matter, this is a must-watch. You’ll learn how these creators approach purpose-driven visualisation, combine data with empathy, and design vizzes…

Interacting with real dashboards like this, by Heather Cox, helps you see how charts, design, and narrative come together to communicate insights clearly – something that’s valuable whether you’re building

Anirudh Somadas explains how defining metrics once in a reusable MCP skill means faster, more consistent insights and less dependency on engineering – a big win for analytics teams scaling

See real, tangible improvements that could directly impact your day-to-day work with data. New connectors can mean less prep time, smoother integrations, and more flexibility when blending and visualising different

Roshan Desai walks you through real scenarios that show how Tableau’s processing order affects everything from aggregated results to interactive filters and calculated fields – giving you the insight to

Rather than abstract theory, you’ll see real improvements that could directly impact how you explore and visualise data every day. You’ll get a sense of what’s possible with the 2026.1

What makes Tarun Gupta’s series especially valuable is that it’s aimed at real users who are just beginning their Tableau Next journey, not seasoned admins or developers only. The article

This piece encourages you to think about how you frame questions and tell stories with data. Fotiana Yan’s approach illustrates that the best insights often come from looking at familiar

You’ll come away with not just ideas for using AI to speed up tasks, but also inspiration for how to make your visualisations more intuitive and meaningful for real users.

Whether you’re an analyst working on your first project, a seasoned developer refining a pipeline, or a team lead trying to instil better practices across your group, the data scaffold