Episode #137
Retail and Consumer Goods Tableau User Group 30 Sep 2026
Oct 2, 202645 minS2026
Tableau & Analytics Fundamentals
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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN · 305 episodes
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Episode #137
Tableau & Analytics Fundamentals
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Conversational Analytics - Join us for a look at where Tableau is headed in the era of AI. As analytics shifts from static dashboards to conversational experiences, trust becomes the foundation everything else is built on. We'll explore how conversational analytics, knowledge graphs, MCP, and agentic architectures are coming together — including headless approaches — to keep AI-driven insights grounded, governed, and reliable. Come see how Tableau is evolving to make sure that as analytics gets smarter and more conversational, it stays trustworthy and accurate every step of the way.
Episode #134
AI tools like Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude can spin up a dashboard in seconds, and the results are starting to look like it. Default layouts, misused chart types, and color palettes that look like they were borrowed from a stock template. Experienced analysts can spot an AI-generated dashboard from across the room, and so can your stakeholders, even if they can't name why it feels off. This is not an anti-AI talk. It's a call to raise the bar. In this session, we'll break down the telltale signs of an AI-generated dashboard and, more importantly, why those patterns fail your audience. You'll leave with a sharper eye for design, a practical checklist for evaluating any visual before it goes live, and a clearer sense of what separates a dashboard that drives decisions from one that just displays data. This session will change how you look at every dashboard you create or review going forward.
Episode #133
'Data, Demos, and the Art of Storytelling in the Age of AI' by Matthew Miller Show and tell: these two skills are a key part of every data person's toolbox. This presentation shares strategies, techniques, and illustrations to help you expand your ability to show and tell your data stories for maximum impact.
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