This document provides an overview of Tableau, a data visualization tool. It discusses what Tableau is, how it allows users to transform raw data into understandable visual formats without coding. It also covers the benefits of data visualization for decision making, customer relationships, and performance. The document outlines Tableau's product suite, advantages like handling large data and mobile support, disadvantages like report scheduling. It provides requirements for Tableau Desktop and Server and considers Tableau alternatives.

1. Tableau
A Data Visualization tool

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What is tableau ?
• Tableau software is one of the fastest growing data
visualization tools which is currently being used in the
BI industry.
• It is the best way to change or transform the raw set of
data into an easily understandable format with zero
technical skills and coding knowledge.

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What is DataVisualization ?
• Visualization allows us visual access to
huge amounts of data in easily digestible
visuals.
• Well-designed data graphics are usually
the simplest and at the same time, the
most powerful.

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WhyVisual
Analytics?
• Better Decision Making
• Better Sense of Risk
• Better Customer Relationship
• Better Key Strategic initiative
• Better Financial Performance

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The two ways in which
Data Analytics of
Tableau can be
described:
• Developer Tools: Tools used in development, like
designing of charts, dashboards, reports, and
visualizations, come under this category. The
major Tableau products in this category are
Tableau Public and Tableau Desktop.
• Sharing Tools: By the name, you would have
understood what these tools do. Well, they are
used for sharing reports, visualizations, and
dashboards which are created using the
developer tools. Main products that fall in this
category are Tableau Online, Tableau Reader, and
Tableau Server.

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Tableau Product Suite
• Tableau Desktop
• Tableau Public
• Tableau Online
• Tableau Server and
• Tableau Reader

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Tableau Advantages
• Data Visualization
• Quickly Create Interactive Visualization High
Performance
• Comfortable in Implementation
• Tableau can Handle Large Amounts of Data
• Use of other Scripting Language in Tableau
• Mobile Support and Responsive Dashboard

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Tableau
Disadvantages
• Scheduling of Reports
• No Custom Visual Imports
• Custom Formatting in Tableau
• Static and Single Value Parameter
• Screen Resolution on Tableau Dashboards

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WhyTableau ?
• Tableau is greatly used because data can be analyzed
very quickly with it. Also, visualizations are generated
as dashboards and worksheets.
• Tableau allows one to create dashboards that provide
actionable insights and drives the business forward.
• Tableau products always operate in virtualized
environments when they are configured with the
proper underlying operating system and hardware.
• Tableau is used to explore data with limitless visual
analytics.
• A few features of Tableau are given below:
• Real-time analysis
• Data blending
• Collaboration of data
• Allowing to work on without technical
knowledge

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Tableau
Alternatives &
Competitors
• Sisense
• Oracle
• SAS
• Pentaho
• QlikView
• Dundas BI
• Board
• Profitbase BI
• LongView-Birst

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Tableau
Desktop
Requirements
(version Pro
2019)
Operating System:
Windows
XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10
Memory (RAM): 1
GB of RAM
required.
Hard Disk Space:
500 MB of free
space required
Processor: Intel
Pentium 4 or later.

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Tableau Server Requirement
Processor CPU RAM
FREE DISK
SPACE
Minimum
Hardware
Requirements.
64-bit (x64
chipsets)
4-core 16 GB 15 GB

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Reference
• https://intellipaat.com/blog/what
-is-tableau/
• https://data-
flair.training/blogs/tableau-pros-
and-cons/

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