Tableau Essentials: Calculated Fields – Date Functions
Today, we’ll continue our exploration of the functions you can use when you create a calculated field. We covered Logical Functions and Number Functions in the two previous articles on this topic. Now, we’ll cover Date Functions. To bring up the Calculated Field window, right-click anywhere in the Data window (i.e. sidebar) to bring up […]
Veeam 8: Active Directory Explorer
As an IT professional who has worked with multiple recovery programs over the years, I have acquired a great appreciation for the tools included in Veeam Backup and Replication. Tools such as Veeam Explorer for Exchange 2010/2013 and the Veeam Explorer for SharePoint have simplified recovery and introduced new, creative ways to perform some of […]
Looking Back on Aruba Atmosphere 2015
Aruba’s largest annual conference, Aruba Atmosphere, wrapped up just a few weeks ago. The purpose of the conference is to bring together Aruba partners and customers alike to share all the latest wireless technologies from Aruba as well as new ways in which customers are using Aruba technology. They had the great judgment to hold […]
InterWorks OKC Open House 2015: Celebrating Seven Years of Growth
We at InterWorks are opening the doors of our OKC office for a day of fun, networking and client appreciation. Whether you’re an old friend or a new acquaintance, or even if we haven’t met you yet, we’d love for you to join us at our place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April […]
The Tableau Community Mosaic
It’s been said before, but what makes Tableau unlike any other data visualization tool out there is the community surrounding it. People don’t just use Tableau – they live it. There are so many helpful resources out there, be it blogs or social media channels, but there is no better place to see this community […]
Blurring the Border Between Data and Journalism at Arizona Migrahack
At the heart of the American Southwest, Arizona is a state known for its natural beauty and its unique cultural history. Though it’s been a melting pot for some time, its modern-day position on the US-Mexican border combined with the geopolitical events of the past few decades has transformed it into ground zero for controversial […]
Volume Activation for Windows: Configuring KMS with AD Roles for Windows 2012 / 2012R2
This is the second post in an ongoing series that discusses volume activation and management. This article shows the installation for installing KMS through server roles on a Windows Server 2012 or Windows 2012R2 Server. You can find all posts within this series on our Volume Activation for Windows channel. With Microsoft Windows 2012 now having been out […]
10 Questions for TUG Builder Mike Moore
I met Mike via Twitter several years ago. I thought he was a deranged stalker because he retweeted just about everything I put out. Then we were engaged by his company to do some training/consulting work. After meeting Mike, I realized he was just very passionate about data visualization and a really nice guy. After […]
Use This Script to Push or Pull Replication for a Windows Domain Controller (2003, 2008, 2012)
If you would like to avoid using the AD Sites and Services GUI to force replication across your domain controllers, consider the script below. Save this as a .bat file to a machine on the same domain as your domain controllers and run as a domain administrator. The script will prompt you for the desired […]
The Tableau Performance Checklist: Data – Use One TDS File
This post is on how to make use of TDS files to easily share metadata about a data source with others. We will be digging into the fifth point in the data section of the Tableau Performance Checklist: “Create a published TDS file for your business team to use rather than each analyst creating their […]
