SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Join us for a discussion on what Tableau's global data visualisation competition, IronViz, can teach us about the dashboards we build at work.
Each year, IronViz receives hundreds of entries from datafam members worldwide, judged on Analysis, Design, and Storytelling in equal measure. Corporate dashboards tend to lean heavily on analysis and let the other two slide — so we'll work through each pillar together, swapping stories and ideas as we go.
No Tableau Public or IronViz experience needed — just bring an interest in data.
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Estados Unidos da América
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