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Maturing Analytics: From Dashboard to Data Products

Move beyond dashboards to impactful data products by leveraging Tableau Pulse, Tableau Actions, Embedded Analytics, and more. We’ll cover real-life examples and strategies to drive data to action.

, Global Director of Product, InterWorks

Role: Developer

Topic: Embedded Analytics, Tableau Pulse

Session Type: Breakout

Session Level: Intermediate

Session Track: Product & Industry

Monday, Apr 299:30 AM - 10:10 AM PDT

(4:30 PM - 5:10 PM GMT)
Breakout 01 -- Room 2
Monday, Apr 292:30 PM - 3:10 PM PDT

(9:30 PM - 10:10 PM GMT)
Breakout 03 -- Room 4

Session Summary by Einstein: The session provided an in-depth exploration of the current challenges in analytics, emphasizing the importance of understanding user pain points to create effective data products. The speaker, with extensive experience in Tableau and product development, argued that dashboards alone are insufficient and advocated for a product mindset in analytics, focusing on actionable insights and user-centered design. They shared stories and strategies to illustrate how to align analytics with user needs, such as embedding analytics into user workflows, rapidly testing assumptions, and fostering a learning community. The session also highlighted the potential of tools like Tableau, Slack, and APIs to create more integrated and user-friendly analytics solutions.

Key Takeaways by Einstein:

• Adopting a product mindset towards analytics involves putting users at the center of the design process, ensuring that data products genuinely address their pain points.

• Rapid prototyping and feedback loops are critical for testing assumptions and delivering value, as demonstrated by examples of successful interventions using Tableau and Slack integrations.

• Fostering a community that values learning and continuous improvement is essential for creating data products that evolve with user needs and drive meaningful engagement.

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