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We need to start thinking about Open Source projects as Products and Services that need to be promoted in their own right. It’s no longer good enough to just have a project website with a wiki and a download link. It’s up to us to sell our love for our creations and make others see the advantages of using them. We need to get out of our own way and show the world what Open Source can do for them and right now we’re failing. Join us to find out what you can do to get out of your own way and succeed.
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9. Working at Tableau
• At Tableau Software, it’s our mission to help you see and
understand your data
• Our headquarters is in Fremont,WA by Lake Union.
• It’s a really beautiful place with an amazing bridge overhead.
Very visually stimulating.
• There’s even a huge statue of a troll at the end of the bridge,
just up the street from where we work. You really have to
see it to know how cool it is.
• We’re a really wacky bunch and sometimes wear clown
noses in the rain. No joke.You’d laugh out loud.
10. Which version do you prefer?
Which version drew you in?
Which version will you remember?
We’re Visual.
17. Why Do They Use It?
Interactive Data =
Engagement + DwellTime
= IncreasedTraffic
+ Social Sharing
18. When do they use it?
Minutes Hours Days Weeks+
Time to build
Complexity
Static charts
Dynamic charts
Interactive dashboards
Multi-modal
visualizations
Programming RequiredVirtually
Impossible
I really
hope
not!
SimpleTools
(BeforeTableau Public)
**Caveat: this applies to most users.There are wizards like Jon Peltier and Jorge Camoes who can
do virtually anything with Excel, and programmers like Santiago Ortiz who will code an interactive
graphic so fast your head will spin. Again, this applies to mere “mortals” - like us
19. Minutes Hours Days Weeks+
Time to build
Complexity
Static charts
Dynamic charts
Interactive
dashboards
Multi-modal
visualizations
Programming Required
I really
hope
not!
Simple Tools
Tableau Public
When do they use it? (AfterTableau Public)
**Caveat: this applies to most users.There are wizards like Jon Peltier and Jorge Camoes who can
do virtually anything with Excel, and programmers like Santiago Ortiz who will code an interactive
graphic so fast your head will spin. Again, this applies to mere “mortals” - like us
27. Award Winning Data Journalism
http://www.globaleditorsnetwork.org/dja/Ref:
28. Usage of Tableau Public is Growing
http://www.tableausoftware.com/about/blog/2013/2/crossing-100-million-milestone-21304
…100M views and counting
Ref:
29. Tableau Desktop now free through IRE
For journalists, bloggers, and researchers
• Connect to .xlsx, .txt., .csv, odata
• Save to the web
• Embed & share
For companies & individuals
• Connect to many sources
• Save locally
• Server version available
http://ire.org/blog/ire-news/2013/06/20/tableau-makes-its-desktop-software-free-ire-member/Ref: