Tableau - Présentation
Description du logiciel Tableau
Tableau Software est une solution de business intelligence et d'analytique proposant une gamme de produits intégrés conçus pour aider les utilisateurs à visualiser et à comprendre leurs données. Le logiciel comprend trois produits de base : Tableau Desktop, Tableau Server et Tableau Online. Il existe également deux produits supplémentaires récemment ajoutés : Tableau Reader et Tableau Public.
De plus, la société a publié toute une gamme de nouvelles fonctionnalités intitulée Tableau 8.2. Tableau gère toutes les tailles de données, est accessible aux utilisateurs techniques et non techniques et les tableaux de bord personnalisables sont mis à jour en temps réel.
Tableau est une application d'analytique en libre-service qui permet aux entreprises d'explorer des données et de répondre aux questions rapidement. Elle utilise une technologie brevetée basée sur des années de recherche à l'Université de Stanford pour traduire les clics de souris en requêtes de base de données et présenter les résultats à l'aide de visualisations graphiques. La solution facilite la création de requêtes sans écrire de code.
Les utilisateurs peuvent passer d'une vue à l'autre et utiliser la fonctionnalité glisser-déposer pour transférer des données en provenance d'autant de sources de données que nécessaire. Ils peuvent ensuite créer des tableaux de bord interactifs en temps réel avec toutes les données et métriques et partager ces informations à l'aide de Tableau Server et Tableau Online.
Tableau Server aide les utilisateurs à publier des tableaux de bord à partir de Tableau Desktop sur n'importe quel navigateur ou appareil mobile. Ils peuvent intégrer des tableaux de bord sur des portails d'entreprise avec la possibilité d'ajouter des commentaires sur les tableaux de bord. Ils peuvent également obtenir des mises à jour des données, les filtrer et les explorer. Tableau Online est une version hébergée sur le cloud de Tableau Server offrant un accès en direct et en ligne aux tableaux de bord Tableau via le cloud.
Tableau - Présentation
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Tableau - Fonctionnalités
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Tableau - Avis
Tableau - Avis
Très bon produit pour faire ses rapports
Très positive avec beaucoup de difficulté au début mais avec le temps c'est très appréciable comme logiciel.
Excellent tool for Data Visualization with simplicity
I have worked on domains like Telecom and Network where in I have been using Tableau. Its really liked by senior management as it shows each and every bit very clearly to relevant stake holders. For example, Marketing head likes region wise revenue sale dashboard which gives region/sales manager/product wise sale.
A premium option at a premium price point
Overall Tableau is a great BI/Visualization tool where the only limitations are what your team can do with it. The platform itself has every bell and whistle you could want and provides a ton of customization for various use cases.
The challenge arises when moving to the logistical management of the platform, specifically around access, user education and price. While it might be great for individual organizations, our use case of deploying dashboards to hundreds of clients just isn’t what Tableau was built for.
If you have the right use case and team to support it, it’s a fantastic option. But if you’re lacking in those areas (or perhaps want a tool with more automatic BI/AI capabilities), there’s likely a better option for your organization.
Aggressive onboarding, false statements. Not customer-oriented.
We were on 30 days trial. The trial was about to expire but things didn't work correctly. Tableaus aggressive onboarding team made me sign for a one-year contract anyway. They promised to support us until everything works. But that did not happen. So I talked to them. Someone seemed to understand and said, he'd cancel the invoice and give us another trial and hopes, thins will work. After a few months, it worked indeed. So we purchased again. But: we never got a license even we already paid. Statement: the old invoice needs to be paid. So although we have a written confirmation, that the invoice is cancelled, tableau didn't cancel and now we have no money and no license. Very sad company. The product might be great but the philosophy horrible.
Very comprehensive and all-inclusive solution
The ability to build dashboards that capture data that originate from sources so that it can be compiled in reports and dashboards that are used to analyze performance data of digital marketing campaigns.
Comparatif des alternatives : note globale
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Très bon produit pour faire ses rapports
Avantages
Pour nos rapports journalier et hebdomadaires c'est parfait, on ne passe plus par excel avec une mise à jour manuelle tous les jours, tout ce fait en automatique une fois que l'on a configuré le rapport
Inconvénients
La prise en main qui est assez complexe par rapport à excel que nous utilisions avant, il faut en faire presque tous les jours au début pendant 6 mois afin de bien l'avoir en main.
Excellent tool for Data Visualization with simplicity
I have worked on domains like Telecom and Network where in I have been using Tableau. Its really liked by senior management as it shows each and every bit very clearly to relevant stake holders. For example, Marketing head likes region wise revenue sale dashboard which gives region/sales manager/product wise sale.
Avantages
There are many features which lot of users would have liked:-
1. Connection to almost all database
2. Many types of Charts can be created including Sankey, Doughnut, Maps etc.
3. Its has the feature of data blending and data extraction
4. Dashboards can be viewed on multiple devices like tablet, mobile and laptops.
5. Its really fast while drilling down or filtering out from any dashboard.
Inconvénients
Its a bit expensive tool as compared to other data visualization tools however its a value for money.
A premium option at a premium price point
Overall Tableau is a great BI/Visualization tool where the only limitations are what your team can do with it. The platform itself has every bell and whistle you could want and provides a ton of customization for various use cases.
The challenge arises when moving to the logistical management of the platform, specifically around access, user education and price. While it might be great for individual organizations, our use case of deploying dashboards to hundreds of clients just isn’t what Tableau was built for.
If you have the right use case and team to support it, it’s a fantastic option. But if you’re lacking in those areas (or perhaps want a tool with more automatic BI/AI capabilities), there’s likely a better option for your organization.
Avantages
There is a reason that Tableau is synonymous with data visualization tools to many people and organizations. It’s a premium product that can do pretty much whatever you want it to.
Tableau’s features are limitless and with the proper resources to maintain and deploy it, you’ll rarely identify capabilities that it doesn’t have. It is truly a BI tool that enables your team to overcome any obstacle they face.
I specifically enjoyed some of the advanced visualization capabilities of Tableau that more “basic” tools don’t offer. The time series visualizations are easy to configure and are always a crowd favorite. The ability to deploy on-premise or in the cloud means that organizations can configure to their preference.
All in all, it is an incredibly powerful tool that leaves very few stones unturned.
Inconvénients
The three biggest drawbacks to our organization continuing with Tableau were ease of use, cost scalability and functional scalability.
Tableau is not the tool for organizations that lack technical resources. It’s not as “plug and play” as other options on the market and requires significant training of architects to fully take advantage of all its capabilities.
Tableau also isn’t the ideal solution if price is an obstacle in your organization. Frankly, it ain’t cheap. Depending on your desired level of investment and the number of users you’ll need, it can run the tab up quickly.
Additionally, user management in Tableau itself isn’t an issue, but deployment presents its challenges. Other options on the market are much easier to introduce users to (here’s your login, go to this URL and boom, you’re good to go) whereas Tableau requires more configuration. This is dependent on which Tableau version you utilize, but there are efforts involved in scaling the platform.
Aggressive onboarding, false statements. Not customer-oriented.
We were on 30 days trial. The trial was about to expire but things didn't work correctly. Tableaus aggressive onboarding team made me sign for a one-year contract anyway. They promised to support us until everything works. But that did not happen. So I talked to them. Someone seemed to understand and said, he'd cancel the invoice and give us another trial and hopes, thins will work. After a few months, it worked indeed. So we purchased again. But: we never got a license even we already paid. Statement: the old invoice needs to be paid. So although we have a written confirmation, that the invoice is cancelled, tableau didn't cancel and now we have no money and no license. Very sad company. The product might be great but the philosophy horrible.
Avantages
Once you have your data ready in a way, tableau is able to connect, it's an easy to use tool.
Inconvénients
There's supposed to be a web data connector between Filemaker and tableau. This is not working. Tableau sales representative do not care about it.
Very comprehensive and all-inclusive solution
The ability to build dashboards that capture data that originate from sources so that it can be compiled in reports and dashboards that are used to analyze performance data of digital marketing campaigns.
Avantages
The ability to create and visualize sets of data in a number of different ways, and tailor it to your liking something very powerful about the tool that really stands out. Having one set of data and being able to visualize and paint of a picture of that data in two different ways side by side in one dashboard really stands out for me.
Inconvénients
The time it has taken to get in touch with customer support at times when there are urgent issues has been a frustration and has prevented our team from being able to troubleshoot a few different technical product issues in a timely manner.
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Tableau - Prix
Tableau - Prix
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Tableau - Fonctionnalités
Tableau - Fonctionnalités
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Tableau - FAQ
Tableau - FAQ
Voici quelques-unes des questions fréquentes sur Tableau.
Q. Quels sont les types de licence disponibles pour Tableau ?
Types de licences disponibles pour Tableau :
À partir de: 70,00 $US/mois
Type de licence: Abonnement
Essai gratuit: Disponible
Q. Quelles sont les principales fonctionnalités du logiciel Tableau ?
Nous n'avons pas d'informations sur les fonctionnalités de Tableau.
Q. Qui utilise Tableau ?
Utilisateurs habituels du logiciel Tableau :
PME, Grandes entreprises, Auto-entrepreneurs, Entreprises de taille moyenne
Q. Dans quelles langues Tableau est-il disponible ?
Langues dans lesquelles Tableau est disponible :
allemand, anglais, chinois (simplifié), coréen, espagnol, français, japonais, portugais
Q. Tableau prend-il en charge les appareils mobiles ?
Appareils pris en charge par Tableau :
Android, iPhone, iPad
Q. Avec quelles applications Tableau peut-il s'intégrer ?
Applications s'intégrant à Tableau :
Alteryx, Bitium, Creatio CRM, Financial Services Creatio, Mendix, Service Creatio, Smartsheet, SocialChorus, Targetprocess, iAuditor
Q. Quelles sont les ressources d'aide disponibles pour Tableau ?
Ressources d'aide disponibles pour Tableau :
FAQ, Forum, Base de connaissances, Support en ligne, Support téléphonique, Tutoriels vidéo
Très positive avec beaucoup de difficulté au début mais avec le temps c'est très appréciable comme logiciel.