Tableau methodology

To strengthen the transition process for organizations looking to become data-driven, we use Tableau as our primary tool.

As enterprise data, technology, and analytics expertise continue to expand, we believe the most structured way to achieve this goal is to get the word out about and deploy Tableau, especially since we fully embrace its methodological approach, which references three fundamental principles for data analysis and data visualization: flexibility, expertise, and community.

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Tableau methodology

First and foremost, data must be secure, so that every user in the organization, depending on his or her role, can access it reliably. To do this, the deployment of Tableau software must be flexible, so that it can be adapted to the needs of each company that adopts it.

Today’s business intelligence platforms have to process a large amount of data, so Visualitics will help you integrate Tableau into your existing IT infrastructure and ensure regular monitoring and maintenance, which will allow you to support a heavier load of analysis activities.

The next step is to develop an expertise in reading data and using it in the decision-making process. Having a structured and performing platform is not enough: becoming a data-driven orientation passes above all through training.

For this reason, Visualitics believes it is essential to enable each user to acquire the right skills, regardless of their familiarity with data, in order to transform visual analysis into information applicable to the desired context.

After all the previous steps have been taken, the last step is to create a community that uses the data to share information and collaborate in creating a true network of users. Visualitics is also committed to supporting organizations in integrating their community with the larger, global community made available by Tableau (Tableau Public).

This is done by engaging and creating a range of effective internal and external communication channels (e.g., intranet, blogs and newsletters dedicated to analysis, or internal meetings to transfer knowledge). As the number of users involved expands, the Tableau support and advisory role that Visualitics plays – through traditional inquiries, Doctor Days and mentoring – becomes critical to providing the right assistance.