In comes Tableau. The Seattle-based data visualization firm lets business users interact with and build their own dashboards instead of getting bogged down in Excel or using a traditional BI tool ...

Tableau is a data visualization tool that helps users create charts, graphs, maps and dashboards for visualizing and analyzing data. It provides a platform for understanding data, and for sharing ...

Prettier than a spreadsheet? The world of data visualization is growing. Spreadsheets are tough to understand, difficult to interpret quickly and are quite often just a little boring to look at ...

Tableau Desktop: This is the most basic Tableau tool for creating analytic content like visualizations and data dashboards. A 14-day trial gives you a chance to get your feet wet before paying.

The Web-based version of Tableau’s analytics system allows data visualizations to be published, reused, and embedded in Web pages as if they were YouTube videos. But the full product comes at a ...

Christian Chabot, in an exclusive interview, explains how Tableau Software is putting a consumerized face on business intelligence and analytics There’s a reason big companies put business ...

It is the last upper layer of output data that data visualization company Tableau initially concentrates on — the analysis of which ultimately impacts business actions and goes back to affect ...