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LARRY MULLEN: We had all these different data
sources, all these different Excel spreadsheets that
were unmanageable, not very useful.
They really weren't driving value.
Where before, we're talking to users of what columns and rows do
you want your report?
Now, we talk to users, and say, what do you need to drive the business?
SPEAKER 1: I just think being able to see data visually,
when you still don't know what it says, is an incredible thing.
JON MASON: I don't have to spend all my time trying to code things
if I want to be able to explore them.
I just open Tableau and say, well, let's explore.
JONATHAN CAPPER: You can show the trends.
The graphical power is completely liberating.
Two minutes Tableau, you can see the average per month, the average per day.
And it's like oh, wow, we can do this slightly differently.
ADAM CRAHEN: People are getting that actionable information much quicker.
They're looking for it, and it's presented in a much better fashion
that they're able to use.
Those aha moments are really what drives [INAUDIBLE]..
And people, not only do they like when they see their data,
but they get ideas.
EUNICE LIM: If I didn't start using Tableau,
I wouldn't have a bigger view of how data can help in my day-to-day work.
JONATHAN CAPPER: It is limitless.
So I don't know what else to say.
But I think it is extremely powerful, and I would thoroughly recommend it.
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