Now that you’ve decided to test drive Pulse, what do you need to get ready? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at the data required to harness the full power of Pulse. Pulse Needs Your Data From earlier posts about Pulse on this blog,...
Tableau Pulse is coming — The newest development of the Tableau world, launched and driven by artificial intelligence. Its main goal: To reach that 70% of people within companies that don’t have the word data in their work titles — people who don’t necessarily know...
This is the second and last part of the series on managing Snowflake users and roles via Okta. In our first part, we introduced a user named John Doe in Okta and assigned him the attribute DATA_VIEWER. Our Okta Rule then zipped John right into an...
In my previous blog, we discussed Multi-value parameters via the use of parameter actions and concatenation of values. Here, we used a view on the dashboard to act as a driver for the parameter to be filled with one or more values. You can also...
A video version of this post is available toward the bottom of the page. Ready or not, A.I is coming. It's the latest buzzword that we're all hearing everywhere! The problem is very few of us understand what it is and the impact it will have...
After a long pause, let’s get back into the Tableau Hacks. In this one, we are going to have a look into multi-value parameters. It is one of those little pet peeves — parameters can only hold a single value at a time. You can...
In an insightful blog series, my colleague Danny dived into setting up SCIM and SSO with Azure Active Directory (AAD) - a must-read for organizations using AAD for managing Snowflake users and roles. AAD's popularity is clear, but it's not without workflow challenges, especially since high-level Azure roles such as Group...
In today's dynamic business landscape, harnessing the power of AI is no longer just a competitive advantage — it's a necessity. Companies across industries are realizing the transformative potential of AI in driving insights, optimizing operations and delivering personalized customer experiences. Amid this AI revolution,...
Welcome to the blog recap for January! You may ask yourself, "Mark, my friend, it's already halfway through February. Why are you just now getting to recap January?" To that, dear reader, I would say, "We already did this bit with the hypothetical reader and the...
Have you ever considered creating a chatbot? It might seem like a straightforward task, but, in reality, it involves more complexities than you might initially anticipate. The central challenge lies in enabling the AI to respond meaningfully to the user's queries, which often requires context....
Snowflake and Azure are incredibly capable of storing data securely. You can see all reports available to customers through their pages of security and compliance reports for both Azure and Snowflake. This is fantastic for data stored in the platform, though we must still consider how...
URL actions and web objects are not new to Tableau but with so many businesses now having disparate systems and sites, URL actions have never been more useful! A web object allows you to embed a web page into your dashboard. A URL action builds on...
Securely Loading Data into Snowflake In a previous article, I wrote about how to configure AWS PrivateLink to work with Snowflake so that your employees can access your favourite data warehouse in a secure manner. In this article, we’ll go one step further: loading data. But let’s...
Modern analytics has transformed the way we interact with data today. We’ve moved beyond spreadsheets to bring clarity and insight in an ever-expanding and complex world of data. Empower People To Bring Value Throughout this journey, InterWorks has empowered people at all levels to bring value to...
Step 1: Scoping You talk with us about what you actually need. This is what we call scoping. We check what you are after, ask a lot of questions and see if our trainings can fit that somehow. Usually they can, but sometimes they cannot and...
When I discuss the necessity of trainings with decision makers, there are usually two arguments thrown my way: Costs Quality And I want to and need to address both of them. Costs Trainings are expensive. So, why should we do them in the first place? I get that. Of...
Breaks – Or How Our Brains Work We have a few rules about breaks among us trainers: 10 minutes break for every full hour. No reading or answering emails during a break. Not more than four hours of training per day, ideally in the morning. When we...
Let’s travel back in time — maybe a few years, maybe a few decades — back to earlier times, when you were at school. Imagine an average classroom. You as a student, with class mates, a teacher, a board, chalk, small tables, small chairs and,...
Easy! Three reasons: We love what we do. We are the best. We think learning should be fun. Convinced? Yay! Okay, okay, I think I should put in a little bit more work here. I mean, these three reasons are the core of everything we do, but...
To best use ThoughtSpot, we need to have a good understanding of the data structure being used. The best way to work with that data is in ThoughtSpot’s data pane. In the data pane, we need to connect to a data source (in our case...
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