Tableau stories - Page 2

Salesforce unveils public beta for Einstein Copilot, a customisable AI assistant set to revolutionise customer relationship management by utilising company-specific data securely.

Former executive at SAP, Tableau and Alteryx, Scott Jones, appointed as the new Chief Revenue Officer at Fivetran.

Salesforce and AWS amplify their strategic partnership, enabling cross-platform integration to simplify data management and utilise AI technologies. .

Thailand's Bank of Ayudhya (Krungsri) partners with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to enhance customer service and boost operational efficiencies. .

Brightcove appoints Trisha Stiles as Chief People Officer; tasked with talent & performance management, diversity & inclusion initiatives.

Confluent has appointed Gavin Jones as Australia and New Zealand sales VP, tasked with growing the company's presence in the region.

Databricks launches SQL Analytics, enabling cloud data warehousing on data lakes with improved price and performance.

Tableau Software announces integration of Tableau and Salesforce's Einstein Analytics, creating Tableau CRM with enhanced analytics and AI capabilities.

Tableau Software launches its first cloud regions in Japan and Australia, enhancing performance and data locality for APJ customers using Tableau Online.

Tableau 2020.2 enhances data modelling with visual tools, KPI monitoring, and Esri geo-spatial support, simplifying complex data analysis and decision-making.

A growing desire by organisations to gain value from their data is spawning lucrative opportunities for channel partners across Australia and New Zealand.

Tableau/IDC’s data readiness index reveals leading data ready firms in Asia Pacific outperform laggards by 90%.

The Tableau Partner Network will roll out in phases over the next 12 months, starting in the first half of 2020.

The integrations and new offerings are from featured technology partners including Alibaba, Alteryx, Databricks, DataRobot and others.

Data scientists shouldn't be the sole storytellers, argues Tableau. Everyone in the business world needs to be fluent in data to maximise its true value.

Tableau debuts robust data and server management tools, including AI-driven Explain Data, enhancing statistical analysis and data visibility for enterprises.

In order to implement a change that can be sustained, organisations need to find a way to embed it into their culture.

Could you trust machines to make business decisions with the right amount of judgement and contextual understand that humans can? Not yet.

Data is the new oil, but only through analytics can businesses refine it into actionable insights, transforming raw information into competitive value.

Australians doubt the government's handling of data, with a poll revealing only 29.3% trust in its responsible use. Serious work needed to shift perceptions.