Introduction to Tableau | Tableau Implementation and Applications | IQ Online Training

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Tableau is a soaring technology. Tableau is
recognized as a leader in the Gartner Magic
Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence
Platforms for the sixth year in a row in 2018.
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What is Tableau?
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Tableau is a business intelligence and data
visualization tool that turns data into
actionable insights probably business insights.
In Simple words, Tableau helps to see and
understand data. You dont need any coding
knowledge to work with Tableau.
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Implementation of Tableau
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Tableau has different implementations for
small-scale and enterprise-level deployments. For
small-scale deployments, it has easy options that
help complete the setup in just a few hours.
Below is the 4-step implementation for
enterprise-level deployment. 1). IT planning,
architecture consulting, pre-install check-up,
and server set-up and verification, and security
configuration comes in the first step. 2). Data
comes into play in the second step. This includes
data modeling, data mining, data extraction, data
sources and business workflow.
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3). Here the employees actually use the tool and
the company ensures that. 4). The fourth and the
final step. Here the usage of Tableau expands
across the business. Workshops are conducted to
discuss the implementations and measurable
outcomes.
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Different Tableau Products
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Tableau Desktop Tableau Desktop shapes tabulated
data into eye-catching graphs. We can connect
data directly from data warehouse and can perform
real-time data analytics. We also have an
advantage of integrating multiple data from
different sources by importing them into
Tableaus data engine. Tableau Server Besides the
features of Tableau Desktop, Tableau Server has
network capabilities and we can also share
dashboards created in Tableau Desktop. So, this
can be used as a reporting tool or for instant
communication. Tableau Online As the name
represents, it is an online or cloud version to
make the software available to everyone. Here
also, you can share dashboards created in Tableau
Desktop with the colleagues on the go. This helps
in faster and easier access to business
intelligence online.
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Tableau Reader This is a free desktop version of
Tableau. Here, you can drill down data but you
cannot modify it. Which means you can only view
the visualizations created in Tableau. Tableau
Public This is also a free version. Here you can
make visualizations but the disadvantage is we
need to save the visualizations in the Tableau
Server which can be accessed by everyone. Here we
have two in Tableau Public. Tableau Public
Desktop and 2). Tableau Public Server In the
first one, we need to save our workbook in
Tableau Public cloud itself and also we can work
only on the available local data. In the later
one, our workbook and data are freely available
through Tableau Public cloud and we can use only
data extracts and there is cap on the usage of
only 1 million rows.
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Tableau Vs Excel
In Excel, we need to look for the insights and
have to apply the formulas accordingly, where as
in Tableau, it takes us to the unbelievable
insights. With the available interactive
visualizations and drilling tools, we can explore
data without any particulars in the mind.
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Advantages
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