Daniel Hom

If there's one thing we're nostalgic for in our former Bay Area home, it's our customers. If there's two, it's the sunshine. Thankfully, Tableau 7.0 gave us a chance to see both.

Start spreading the news; Tableau 7.0 is here to stay. You want to be a part of it? Well, we know for sure that New York, New York does.

After coming off a strong roadshow launch, we had high hopes for the next leg of our tour: Boston. It didn't disappoint and we are excited for each and everyone coming up!

Today was a big day for Tableau and our current customers and new fans. Our release of Tableau 7.0 is right around the corner, and to celebrate we're taking our latest and greatest on the road, starting in our own backyard.

One of the top experiences when working at a company like Tableau is showing off the product to those who've never seen it before. The reactions are always varied, but more often than not, there's always a sense of "Wow, that's cool."

China continues to grab headlines these days. Naturally, so do its IPOs on US shores. Renren’s public offering was a hot topic earlier this year, not only for being one of the first social media companies to go public, but also for being the latest in a string of high-profile companies coming from China (Youku, Baidu, Sina etc.). At the time, it seemed like a potential gold mine for investors. After all, if China’s growing so much, shouldn’t this year’s Chinese IPOs on US soil see equally amazing growth numbers?

Data can be incredibly messy, especially when you're working with a lot of it. Naturally, a program that helps you see and understand your data, should also help you neatly organize it as well, and that's exactly what Tableau does.

If you spend any amount of time on our forums, you've no doubt run into Tableau answer-man extraodinaire, Joe Mako. He answers so many questions and uses Tableau so much, we wonder if he knows it better than we do. It's appropriate then, that in their Tools from the Pros series, Enrico Bertini from Fell in Love with Data would interview him about Tableau.

Tableau is looking for our future superstars, and we’re going to the source to find them! This fall, we’ll be on campus at four universities for career fairs, and several more throughout the year. Come visit us at the following schools: