unDUBBED

In this episode, Steve Holley, a Tableau Solutions Engineer at Salesforce, shares insights on the evolving landscape of headless analytics and AI, the importance of trust and governance in data, and how organizations can adapt to rapid technological change.

Data Analytics, Headless AI, Tableau, Salesforce, Data Governance, AI in Business, Data Transformation, Analytics Tools, Data Strategy key topics Headless analytics and AI Data governance and trust Real-time data insights and alerts Semantic models and data sources Organizational change management in data guest name Steve Holley

The Future of Headless Analytics and AI in Business

How Salesforce is Shaping Headless Data Solutions

00:00 Introduction to Undubbed Podcast

02:00 Meet Steve Holley: Tableau Solutions Engineer

03:11 The Impact of AI on Data Interaction

03:28 Understanding Headless Analytics and AI

06:54 The Role of Dashboards in Data Analysis

09:56 Trust and Accuracy in AI Insights

15:16 Live Demo: Data Interaction in Slack

19:51 Understanding Dashboard Insights

21:41 Identifying At-Risk Accounts

23:33 Defining Business Rules and Context

25:49 The Role of Data Professionals

30:10 Adapting to New Data Workflows

33:31 Change Management in Data Analysis

35:31 Taking Action on Insights

41:11 Learning from Others in the Community resources Salesforce

Official Website - https://www.salesforce.com/

Tableau Official Website - https://www.tableau.com/

Y, W A I I - Knowledge Mapping Tool - https://www.ywaii.com/

Steve's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveholley/

Steve's Twitter - https://twitter.com/steveholley 

Dive into the evolving world of data, AI, and analytics with Will Pitzler, Director of Product Management at Tableau. This episode explores how Tableau is breaking down barriers to make insights accessible across platforms, the importance of governance, and what it actually takes to become a data-driven organisation.

● Why leading LLMs scored just 6% on a Yale benchmark testing real enterprise databases and what that means for your AI strategy
● The role of composable data sources, the most requested feature in Tableau's history, and what they unlock for data teams
● How Tableau insights are now accessible directly inside Google Sheets, PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Word
● The uncomfortable questions around PII, data sovereignty, and governance when using MCP and third-party AI tools
● The Open Semantic Interchange initiative, what it is, why it matters, and how far away a real standard actually is
● What data leaders should actually do before their next AI project kicks off

00:00 - Introduction and welcome

01:22 - Will's background and role at Tableau

03:31 - Why TC26 felt different, the return to the practitioner

06:00 - The developer spectrum and Tableau's broad user base

06:30 - Tableau through the Salesforce acquisition, what's changed and what hasn't

09:42 - TC26 comes to Sydney, bringing the insights to local customers

10:32 - The Yale Spider 2.0 benchmark and the 6% problem

13:50 - Why context is everything for LLMs in enterprise environments

15:18 - PII, data sovereignty, and the governance gap in AI and MCP

18:08 - What data leaders are actually telling Will on the ground

19:39 - Open Semantic Interchange, the industry's attempt at a common standard

21:17 - Two schools of thought on how Tableau handles semantic layers

23:23 - Delegated semantics, Tableau's interim approach

26:06 - How the data market has gone in circles, monolithic to modern and back again

28:30 - Composable data sources, the most requested feature in Tableau's history

33:10 - Governance and ways of working as teams move faster

35:25 - The last mile problem, insights shouldn't live only inside Tableau

38:44 - Staying in the flow, self-service where people actually work

39:32 - The tension between AI text outputs and data visualisation

42:02 - Demo begins, third party integrations overview

44:38 - Demo: Tableau inside PowerPoint

46:09 - The timestamp feature and refreshing slides on demand

47:19 - Salesforce internal use case, automating operational reporting

50:40 - Why live dashboards weren't the answer

52:06 - Demo: Tableau inside Google Sheets

55:27 - Using published data sources in Google Sheets

56:58 - Licensing and permissions

57:22 - Pushing data back into Tableau from Google Sheets

59:48 - The Henry Ford problem, what customers say vs. what they need

1:02:28 - Closing question: What should a data leader actually do?

1:03:16 - Where to find Will

1:03:38 - Fi and Sarah's closing takeaways

Connect with Will on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-pitzler-603b915b/

Spider 2.0 Benchmark, Yale https://spider2-sql.github.io/

Tableau Add-on for Google Workspace https://www.tableau.com/blog/improve-collaboration-tableau-google-workspace

Tableau App for Microsoft 365 https://www.tableau.com/blog/meet-tableau-app-for-microsoft-365-word-powerpoint-teams

Fresh from Tableau Conference 2026, Fi and Sarah sit down with Kirk and Candi Munroe - co-founders of Paint with Data, a Tableau consultancy and Salesforce partner based in Canada - to unpack what's actually coming for Tableau and what it means for the people making decisions about their data teams.

Kirk brings 25 years in business analytics, a newly minted Tableau Visionary title, as well as a Tableau Ambassador and a book on data modelling in Tableau. Candi is a Visual Analytics specialist, four-time Tableau User Group Ambassador, and heads up the Canada Tableau User Group. Between them, they've seen every era of Tableau - and they're genuinely excited about this one.

The conversation covers Tableau Solve and its write-back and forecasting potential, the Viz layers that will let you layer multiple data sources on a single chart axis, composable data sources and why they're the missing piece in Tableau's semantic layer story, agentic analytics and what it actually takes to make natural language querying work in practice, Tableau MCP - including a cautionary tale about a CPM field that cost 58 cents a query - and what the Devs on Stage roadmap means for the data leaders who need to decide what comes next for their teams.

00:00 Introduction to Tableau Conference 2026 Highlights

01:52 Meet the Experts: Kirk and Candi

03:32 Exciting Announcements from TC26

05:40 Tableau Solve: Enhancements and Features

07:52 The Importance of Write-Back Functionality

09:31 Map and Chart Layers: A New Era in Visualization

11:51 Tableau Server vs. Tableau Cloud: The Future

13:19 Tab Move: Streamlining the Transition to Cloud

15:05 Accessibility Features in Tableau

15:18 Composable Data Sources: Unlocking New Potential

20:47 Optimizing Data Integration in Tableau

22:17 The Future of Composable Data Sources

24:22 Leveraging AI for Data Management

26:30 The Role of AI in Data Exploration

26:31 Understanding Agentic Analytics

29:52 Implementing Tableau MCP Effectively

34:24 Designing for Consistency in Data Visualization

36:54 Evolving Data Governance and Ethics

38:31 Exploring New Features in Tableau

39:08 The Future of Data Integration and Collaboration

48:26 Building a Data-Driven Organization

50:41 The Role of Data Leaders as Consultants

Kirk Munroe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirkmunroe/

Candi Munroe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/candimunroe/

Paint with Data: https://paintwithdata.com

Paint with Data Blog: https://www.paintwithdata.com/blog

Data Modeling with Tableau by Kirk Munroe: https://www.amazon.com/Data-Modeling-Tableau-practical-building/dp/1803248025

Kirk Munroe on the Flerlage Twins blog: https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2023/01/data-.html

TC26 Devs on Stage: https://www.salesforce.com/plus/experience/tableau_conference_2026/series/tableau_conference_2026_highlights/episode/episode-s1e25

Watch TC26 on demand: https://www.salesforce.com/plus/experience/tableau_conference_2026

Fi Crocker on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ficrocker/

Sarah Burnett on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sezbee/

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Fresh off the stage at Tableau Conference 2026, Sarah Burnett and Fiona Crocker bring their live TC26 session straight to the unDUBBED audience. Their session was called Building a Data Culture with Datafluencers, and the whole premise is this: the best data work in most organisations will never be seen - not because it isn't good enough, but because nobody told the story.

They walk through why brilliant work disappears, who is responsible for fixing it, and the practical tools to start changing that this week. The centrepiece is the seven-part data story arc, walked through using Freshmart, a fictional wholesale food chain where waste was above target despite accurate data and capable teams. 

Whether you're a data analyst whose work isn't getting the recognition it deserves, a manager trying to build a data culture, or someone who's ever built a dashboard that nobody used - this episode is for you.

00:00 Introduction to Data Culture and Datafluencers

01:24 Understanding Why Data Work Goes Invisible

03:19 The Role of Datafluencers in Amplifying Work

05:39 Framework for Effective Data Storytelling

08:10 Building a Winning Channel for Data

10:56 Amplification and Cultural Impact of Data

13:43 Conclusion and Call to Action

Data Fluencer Toolkit - https://www.dubdubdata.com/offers/iU2dFRBd/checkout

Fi Crocker on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ficrocker/

Sarah Burnett on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sezbee/

data culture, Datafluencer, data storytelling, data visibility, Tableau Conference 2026, TC26, data story arc, dashboard adoption, seen heard promoted, data leadership

In this episode of unDUBBED, we’re joined by Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic, founder of Storytelling with Data and one of the most influential voices in data storytelling and data visualisation.

Cole shares practical, real-world insights on why data often fails to drive decisions - even when the analysis is right - and how to shift from simply showing data to actually influencing outcomes.

From her journey through banking and Google’s People Analytics team to building a global data storytelling movement, this conversation is packed with actionable techniques to help you communicate data with clarity, purpose, and impact.

Why data fails to drive decisions - and how to fix it

The shift from showing data to explaining data

Audience-first thinking in data storytelling

Structuring communication using the narrative arc

The role of iteration, feedback, and time in crafting data stories

When to use dashboards vs storytelling

The risks and realities of AI in data visualisation

Cole’s journey from banking to Google and founding Storytelling with Data

How data visualisation became a critical business communication skill

Why designing for yourself (not your audience) is the biggest mistake in data

The difference between exploring data vs explaining data

How to use titles, annotations, and contrast to guide attention

The power of low-fidelity prototyping and iteration for alignment

Why most data presentations follow a “selfish” structure - and how to fix it

Using the narrative arc to create tension and drive action

How to develop a clear “Big Idea” before building anything

The role of AI in data storytelling - speed vs risk, and hallucinations

Common chart mistakes, including unnecessary detail and poor audience focus

00:00 - Introduction to data storytelling with Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic

02:12 - Cole's journey from banking to data visualization at Google

03:45 - The importance of clear visual communication in business

06:46 - Teaching data visualization at Google and creating impact

08:45 - The storytelling ecosystem: books, workshops, community

10:48 - Making data concepts accessible and engaging

13:33 - The collaborative process behind “Storytelling with Data: Before and After”

17:17 - The power of the “before and after” in data improvement

18:10 - The storytelling process as a “glow up” for data

19:01 - Tools and techniques for rapid prototyping and iteration

20:41 - Strategies for understanding the audience and customizing communication

23:52 - Using low-tech methods for stakeholder alignment

27:03 - Balancing detail with clarity: avoiding overwhelm

29:54 - Differentiating between storytelling and dashboards

33:10 - Structuring data communication as a narrative arc

36:39 - The importance of concise messaging and annotations

46:16 - Layering information to enhance understanding

50:52 - Developing the “Big Idea”: clear, impactful core message

55:43 - The role of AI and machine-generated charts in modern data storytelling

64:10 - Common chart crimes and things to stop doing

64:47 - Final takeaways: prioritize audience understanding and time

66:09 - Resources, books, and ways to connect with Cole

Storytelling with Data → https://www.storytellingwithdata.com

Storytelling with Data: Before and After (book) → https://www.storytellingwithdata.com/before-and-after

Daphne Draws Data → https://daphnedrawsdata.com

Tableau → https://www.tableau.com

Figma → https://www.figma.com

AI tools → https://claude.ai   | https://chat.openai.com

LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/colenussbaumerknaflic

Website → https://www.storytellingwithdata.com

Data alone doesn’t drive decisions - clear communication does

If your audience doesn’t know what to do, your data has failed

Start with the audience and the action, not the analysis

Use storytelling to create tension, clarity, and direction

AI can accelerate workflows - but human judgment remains critical

Are your dashboards actually driving decisions? Or are they beautifully built artefacts that nobody uses? In this episode of unDUBBED, Sarah and Fiona sit down with two of the most respected voices in data communication to tackle one of the industry's most uncomfortable questions: do dashboards actually work?

Amanda Makulec is a data visualisation leader with 15 years of experience and a founding board member and former executive director of the Data Visualisation Society. Andy Cotgreave spent 20 years in data and analytics, 15 of them at Tableau, before co-founding How to Speak Data. Together they co-host Chart Chat - so yes, they have opinions.

The conversation digs into the discovery and prototyping work that must happen before anyone opens a tool, the difference between story finding and storytelling, and why reducing friction often beats adding features. They also get into AI's messy, exhilarating, and frankly terrifying impact on data work.

Whether you build dashboards, manage a team that does, or quietly suspect nobody reads your reports - this one's for you. Amanda and Andy are also co-authors of the Big Book of Dashboards and Dashboards That Deliver.

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00:00 Introduction to Dashboards and Their Value

08:35 The Failure of Dashboards: Insights and Statistics

19:23 Redefining Dashboards: Integration and User Experience

21:54 Teaching Data Visualization Workshops

24:02 The Future of Dashboards

33:38 Data Communication vs. Data Visualization

44:26 AI and the Role of Data Teams

45:10 The Rapid Evolution of AI Technology

47:04 Balancing Productivity and Ethical Concerns in AI

47:51 The Importance of Human Connection in Data Analysis

50:04 Building Trust and Communication in Data Work

53:12 Quick Fire Round: Insights and Opinions

56:11 Key Takeaways and Final Thoughts

Amanda Makulec website - https://www.amandamakulec.com/

Amanda Makulec LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/abmakulec/

Andy Cotgreave LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/acotgreave/

How to Speak Data - https://howtospeakdata.com/

How to Speak Data Newsletter - https://acotgreave.substack.com/

Andy's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqhn4yE-8QS3U1b7Jn1WItQ

Dashboards That Deliver - https://www.dashboardsthatdeliver.com/

Viz Responsibly (Amanda's Substack) - https://vizresponsibly.substack.com/

Chart Chat Newsletter - https://chartchatlive.substack.com/

Data Visualisation Society - https://www.datavisualizationsociety.org/

Amanda's Nightingale article - https://nightingaledvs.com/has-data-storytelling-reached-its-peak/

Iraq's Bloody Toll by Simon Scarr - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ybwh4lejYO4

Empire of AI by Karen Hao - https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/460331/empire-of-ai-by-hao-karen/9781802064650

Weapons of Math Destruction by Cathy O'Neil - https://www.amazon.com/Weapons-Math-Destruction-Increases-Inequality/dp/0553418815

Heading to Tableau Conference 2026 in San Diego? This episode is a practical guide to getting real value from TC26 - without wasting time, burning out, or missing what actually matters.

Tableau Conference can be overwhelming. Thousands of people. Hundreds of sessions. Constant noise, energy, and options pulling you in every direction. The difference between a good experience and a genuinely career-shifting one comes down to how you approach it.

This episode focuses on how to navigate TC26 with intent. It covers what to prioritise, how to think about sessions versus conversations, where the real value is created, and how to position yourself to get more than just inspiration - actual outcomes you can take back into your work.

There’s a strong emphasis on the parts of conference that aren’t written in the agenda: the moments between sessions, the meetups, the side conversations, and the connections that often lead to opportunities long after the event ends.

It also addresses the reality of conference fatigue, decision overload, and the pressure to “do everything” - and reframes the experience around making deliberate choices instead. If you want to walk into TC26 with clarity, confidence, and a strategy that helps you get more out of the experience than most people in the room, this is the episode to listen to before you go.

A HUGE THANK YOU to the following Tableau Ambassadors who contributed to the content shared:
Sarah Pallett, Celia Fryar, Sam Batchelor and Sudhaa Ramakrishnan

Chapters

00:00 – Welcome to TC26:
A Journey Begins Fi and Sarah open with the personal story behind why Tableau Conference matters so much to them, including how they first met at TC17.

02:50 – Key Events Not to Miss at TC26
A rundown of the keynote, Devs on Stage, and Iron Viz – and why each one matters for a different reason.

10:37 – Exploring Community Engagement and Networking
The wider conference experience beyond the headline sessions, including To The Core, the Vizzies, the Community Village, the hackathon, and Data Night Out.

27:40 – The Importance of Community Meetups Why meetups are one of the best parts of TC, especially for making real connections and easing into the week.

31:55 – Navigating Your First Tableau Conference
What day one feels like, why it can be overwhelming, and how to settle into it without pressure.

34:36 – Conference Energy Management
A practical discussion on food, hydration, noise, alcohol, rest, and pacing yourself across multiple days.

36:33 – Navigating Networking and Conversations
How to approach people, handle imposter syndrome, and start conversations with community members you admire.

39:45 – Asking Questions and Session Etiquette
Tips on asking good questions, keeping notes, leaving sessions respectfully, and making the most of Q&A moments.

42:58 – Avoiding Common Conference Pitfalls
The things Fi and Sarah would avoid, including over-scheduling, skipping meals, and trying to do everything.

44:21 – Comfort and Preparation for TC26
Shoes, layers, battery packs, roaming, LinkedIn QR codes, note-taking, and practical conference readiness.

45:12 – Final Takeaways and Conference Insights A rapid-fire finish on favourite sessions, underrated parts of TC, survival tips, and what they hope listeners take from the episode.

Links

Tableau Conference 2026 – Official Site & Info

Register for Tableau Conference 2026 Tickets

Don't Miss Our Session - Building Data Culture with Datafluencers 

The Famous Flerlage Twins present How to Do Cool Stuff in Tableau 2026

Every Dev Can Learn from Andy Kriebel &  Jeff Schaffer - Speed Tipping: Return of the GOATs

TC26 Session Catalogue 

Data + Tacos (TC26 Pre-Game Event) Registration

Data + Women (TC26 Pre-Game Event) Registration

Why Attend Tableau Conference (Convince Your Boss) 

Iron Viz - What's it About?

What does it actually take to build a confident Tableau analyst? In this episode of unDUBBED, hosts Sarah Burnett and Fiona Crocker sit down with Andy Kriebel, Tableau Visionary, Hall of Famer, and founder of Next Level Tableau, to explore the coaching philosophy that has shaped some of the best analytical talent in the global data community.

Andy has spent nearly two decades turning analysts into exceptional performers. Ten of his trainees have gone on to become Tableau Visionaries themselves, out of only 72 people worldwide who hold that distinction. His stated goal is to make you so good at Tableau that you don't need him anymore.

The conversation explores how confidence is built through environment rather than personality, why soft skills are just as critical as technical ability, and what separates analysts who improve slowly from those who accelerate fast. Andy also reflects on his journey from underwriter to Facebook manager to head coach at the Data School in London, and how those experiences shaped the live, community-driven training model at the heart of Next Level Tableau.

Whether you're an analyst wanting to level up, a manager building a high-performing data team, or someone pivoting into a data career, this episode is packed with honest, practical insights you can apply straight away.

00:00 Introduction to Confidence in Data Analysis

02:55 Building a Community of Confident Analysts

05:45 The Role of Teaching and Engagement

08:42 Andy Kriebel's Journey to Coaching

11:28 The Importance of Soft Skills in Data Analysis

14:00 Creating a Supportive Learning Environment

16:23 Nurturing Confidence Through Environment

19:10 Career Transitions and Building Skills

22:36 Navigating Career Changes

27:28 The Importance of Active Participation

33:19 Learning Through Observation

36:24 Thinking Like Tableau

39:35 Key Traits of a Great Consultant

Next Level Tableau - https://nextleveltableau.com/

Andy Kriebel on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andykriebel/

Tableau Public Profile of Andy Kriebel - https://public.tableau.com/profile/andy.kriebel

DataIQ Top 100 Influential People in Data - https://www.dataiq.co.uk/top-100-influential-people-in-data

Data Visualization, Tableau, Data Training, Community Building, Soft Skills, Data Career, Analytics Confidence

Why do so many talented professionals struggle to communicate their impact and value?

In this episode of unDUBBED, Fiona and Sarah are joined by leadership coach Sharon Lim to unpack one of the biggest non-technical challenges facing professionals today: articulating your communication, impact, and value.

After polling their community, 38% said their biggest struggle isn’t technical skill – it’s getting others to understand what they do and why it matters.

Together, they explore:

Why smart, analytical professionals often overthink communication

How storytelling increases influence and connection

The power of radical candor in leadership and advocacy

How to influence without authority

Why self-management is foundational to communication

How LEGO Serious Play unlocks creativity and strategic clarity

The importance of listening for the “2% truth”

This episode blends coaching, leadership psychology, practical influence techniques, and real-world workplace dynamics to help you communicate your value with clarity and confidence.

If you want to increase your influence, strengthen your leadership presence, and articulate your impact without dumbing down your expertise – this episode is essential listening.

38% of the community identified communication of value as their biggest challenge

The hidden desire behind “communicating impact”: to be heard, seen, and valued

Why listening is as important as speaking

Translating technical communication into stories

Speaking your audience’s language

Using metaphor to bridge analytical and non-analytical thinking

The neuroscience of narrative and connection

The difference between being blunt and practising radical candor

Challenging directly while caring personally

Why timing matters in leadership communication

Moving from “yes, but” to “yes, and”

Overcoming analysis paralysis

Recognising when you’re in a “funk”

Practical reset tools: pause, breathe, reframe

Why emotional regulation strengthens leadership presence

Building trust before pushing ideas

Matching energy and communication styles

Tailoring your message to your audience

Why trust creates more influence than hierarchy

How hands-on building bypasses overthinking

Storytelling through metaphor and physical models

Unlocking creativity in teams

Strengthening collaboration through shared narratives

38% of professionals struggle with communicating their impact and value.

Effective communication starts with understanding your audience.

Listening deeply increases your influence.

Everyone is “right, partially.”

Ask: “What is the 2% truth here?”

Radical candor requires both directness and care.

Self-management is essential for effective leadership.

You can influence without formal authority.

Storytelling strengthens connection and persuasion.

LEGO Serious Play fosters creativity and collaboration.

“Everyone’s right, partially.”

“What is the 2% truth here?”

“You can influence without authority.”

“Pause. Breathe.”

“It’s not about dumbing it down – it’s about connecting.”

00:00 – Introduction to Communication Challenges
02:40 – Sharon Lim’s Journey & Coaching Philosophy
12:40 – Understanding Impact & Value in Communication
22:12 – Overcoming Analysis Paralysis
24:16 – Navigating the Funk
25:59 – Self-Care & Self-Management in Leadership
28:54 – LEGO Serious Play & Creative Communication
33:33 – Radical Candor & Advocating for Yourself
43:15 – Influencing Without Authority

Connect with Sharon Lim

Robert Cialdini – Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion

In this episode of unDUBBED, hosts Fiona and Sarah celebrate a decade of contributions from the Flerlage Twins to the Tableau community. They reflect on the journey of Ken and Kevin Flerlage, their impactful blog posts, the importance of community support, and the evolution of data visualization practices. The conversation also touches on the intersection of design and mathematics in data visualization, the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, and the significance of teaching and sharing knowledge within the data community.

00:00 Introduction to unDUBBED and the Flourish Twins

02:51 Celebrating a Decade of Data Storytelling

04:10 The Journey of the Flourish Twins

08:31 The Impact of Community and Support

10:53 The Art and Math of Data Visualization

16:38 Reflections on AI and the Future of Data

19:35 The Importance of Data Quality in AI

20:15 Concerns About Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

21:26 AI's Impact on Work and Productivity

23:13 The Role of Human Input in AI

25:33 Ethics and Dangers of AI

25:42 Teaching at Scale: Learning Styles and Content Creation

38:16 Popular Tableau Techniques and Their Impact

40:06 Technical Glitches and Solutions

40:08 Top Blog Posts and Their Impact

42:21 Memorable Blog Posts and Their Significance

45:11 Favorite Memories and Milestones

50:03 Reflections on Career Decisions and Growth

The Flerlage Twins: https://www.flerlagetwins.com/

Ken on Tableau Public: https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/ken.flerlage

Kevin on Tableau Public: https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/kevin.flerlage

Ken on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kennethflerlage/

Kevin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-flerlage-20106a8/

Moxy Analytics: https://www.moxyanalytics.com/the-flerlage-twins

Top Blog Posts Mentioned:

"Datafam Colors" (#1 most popular): https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2021/06/datafam-colors-color-palette.html

"Transparent Color Hex Code" (#2 most popular): https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2019/04/introducing-transparent-color-hex-code.html

"20 Uses for Tableau Level of Detail Calculations" (#3 most popular): https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2018/01/lod-calculations.html

"Beyond Show Me Part 1: It's All About the X & Y": https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2017/11/beyond-show-me-part-1-its-all-about-x-y_46.html

"Beyond Show Me Part 2: Trigonometry": https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2017/11/beyond-me-part-2-trigonometry_1.html

"No Polygons" technique (Kevin's early post): https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2019/01/no-polygons.html

"Tableau Chart Catalog": https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/kevin.flerlage/viz/TableauChartCatalog/TableauChartCatalog

Sankey Templates: https://www.flerlagetwins.com/2021/07/sankey-template.html

Flerlage Twins, Tableau, Data Visualization, Community, AI, Teaching, Design, Analytics, Data Fam, Blog Posts