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Tableau Exchange: A One-stop Destination

You can access Tableau Accelerators through Tableau Exchange. Tableau Exchange is a platform where the Developer Community can showcase and offer a wide range of dashboard extensions, connectors, and accelerators. It is your all-in-one destination for offerings that accelerate your data analysis, providing prompt insights and actionable data. This platform offers a wide range of trusted solutions created by Tableau and our partner network, enabling faster time to value, catering to various use cases, and maximising your Tableau investment returns.

What exactly are Tableau Accelerators?

Tableau Accelerators are pre-built dashboards and workbooks created by industry and functional experts, allowing you to leverage analytics tailored to your specific line of business, vertical, or sector. Instead of starting from scratch, you can begin with these expert-built dashboards for various industry and departmental use cases, accelerating your data-driven insights. These pre-built assets are designed to monitor and enhance key performance indicators (KPIs) across your entire organisation.

For instance, Tableau’s healthcare offerings have introduced Accelerators that delve into metrics such as patient wait times, admission rate seasonality, readmission rates, and more. In addition to industry-specific dashboards, Tableau offers a multitude of Accelerators for various lines of business functions like marketing, sales, and corporate finance. Tableau also provides Accelerators that seamlessly integrate with critical enterprise applications and cloud services such as Salesforce, Marketo, LinkedIn, and Service Now.

How to use Tableau Accelerators? Steps

To begin utilising Tableau Accelerators, follow these steps:

1. Visit exchange.tableau.com/accelerators.
2. Once on the website, you can easily browse and filter the available Accelerators based on your specific requirements. You have the option to filter by Tableau version, connection type, language, industry, or job function.
3. Each Accelerator listing provides detailed information about how to use the dashboard effectively. It includes insights on the business questions the dashboard can address, the necessary attributes for optimal performance, demo scenarios, and even potential partners who can assist in customising the Accelerator to suit your specific requirements.

By following these simple steps, you can access the Tableau Accelerators that best align with your goals, helping you jumpstart your data analysis and derive valuable insights.

Types of Tableau Accelerators

Tableau accelerators offer valuable solutions in various fields, addressing specific industry needs and challenges. With their versatility and industry-specific capabilities, Tableau accelerators provide valuable insights and empower data-driven decision-making in various fields like corporate finance, healthcare, ESG, insurance, marketing, public sector, retail, telecommunications, supply chain and manufacturing etc.

1. Corporate Finance

The Corporate Finance Accelerator by Tableau offers finance professionals a range of powerful tools. It enables in-depth financial analysis, facilitates budgeting and forecasting, and streamlines the generation of financial reports. With this accelerator, finance teams can gain valuable insights, make informed decisions, and effectively manage the financial aspects of their organisation.

Examples of corporate finance accelerators:

a. Budget Controlling Accelerator


Budget Controlling Tableau Accelerator provides the capability to:

• • Evaluate and manage your budget expenditure effectively.
• • Analyse budget consumption from various viewpoints, including Month-to-Date, Year-to-Date, and Actual figures, and compare against the budget and the previous year, all presented in a tabular format.

b. Budget Allocation Accelerator

Using Budget Allocation Accelerator by Beinex, you can:

• • Offers a clear comparison of revenue and expenses against the budget.
• • Enables you to track the trends of revenue and expenses over time.
• • Analyses revenue and expenses by vendor, economic sector, account group, and geography.
• • Allows you to drill down into individual customer details for a more detailed understanding.
• • Makes actionable decisions based on the insights gained from the accelerator.

2. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)

In the realm of ESG, Tableau accelerators enable organisations to visualise and analyse environmental, social, and governance metrics, track performance, and benchmark against industry standards.

An example of an ESG accelerator is given below:

a. ESG by Tableau

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Evaluate global efforts in Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) areas.
• • Analyze detailed environmental indicators.
• • Assess leading industries in terms of ESG performance.
• • Deep-dive into specific companies and benchmark their performance against competitors.

3. Healthcare

Tableau accelerators in healthcare help analyse patient data, optimise resource allocation, and enhance decision-making for improved healthcare delivery in healthcare.

An example of a healthcare accelerator is provided:

a. Budget Controlling

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Evaluate and manage your budget consumption effectively.
• • Analyze budget consumption from various perspectives, including Month-to-Date, Year-to-Date, Actual figures, and comparisons to the Budget and Last Year.
• • View budget consumption in a tabular format for detailed analysis and insights.

4. Insurance

Insurance companies can leverage Tableau accelerators to analyse claims data, detect fraud, and monitor policy performance.

An example of an insurance accelerator is provided below:

a. Insurance Claims

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Assess your performance in handling claims.
• • Identify the most impactful open claims for targeted action.
• • Identify the most effective agents in claims management.
• • Improve the effectiveness of your claims process.
• • Drill down to the specific claim level within your Claim Application and take immediate actions for enhanced efficiency and resolution.

5. Marketing

In the marketing sector, these accelerators assist in analysing trends, identifying growth opportunities, and optimising pricing and product strategies.

An example of an Marketing Accelerator:

a. Email Marketing Campaigns

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Assess and enhance the efficiency of your email marketing campaigns.
• • Identify the most impactful campaigns based on key metrics and performance indicators.
• • Conduct an audit of campaign optimisation results over time, enabling data-driven improvements and informed decision-making.

6. Public Sector

Public sector organisations can use Tableau accelerators to monitor government initiatives, improve public service delivery, and track budget allocation. Retail businesses can benefit from analysing sales data, optimising inventory management, and enhancing customer experience.

An example of an Public Sector Accelerator:

a. Emergency Cells

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Assess and improve the efficiency of handling emergency calls.
• • Enhance citizen service across different areas.
• • Optimise resource allocation to areas with the greatest need.
• • Adapt staffing levels to accommodate activity peaks and ensure an effective emergency response.

7. Retail

Retail businesses can benefit from Tableau accelerators to analyse sales data, optimise inventory management, and enhance customer experience.

An example of a retail accelerator:

a. Salesforce Data Cloud - Retail Sales by Tableau

This Tableau Accelerator enables you to:

• • Assess network performance and drive sales growth.
• • Predict sales evolution and optimise product mix.
• • Identify emerging/declining products and pinpoint stores in need of assistance.
• • Learn from top-performing stores and identify sales drivers.
• • Dive into detailed insights at the store, product line, and product levels. Watch the demo video to see it in action.

8. Telecommunications

Telecommunications companies can leverage accelerators to analyse network performance and improve customer satisfaction. Supply chain and manufacturing organisations can optimize operations, track production data, and streamline inventory management.

Game Analytics is an example of a telecommunications accelerator:

a. Gaming Analytics by Lovelytics

The Gaming Analytics Accelerator offers performance metrics for your game, integrating game telemetry, usage stats, marketplace data, platform data, and external sources like social media. It provides insights into game-playing patterns, consumption, and revenue. This Accelerator aims to help gaming by:

• • Facilitating the quick and easy acquisition of new customers.
• • Enhancing the gamer experience.
• • Tracking revenue and spending patterns within the game.

9. Supply Chain and Manufacturing

Supply chain and manufacturing organisations can optimise operations, track production data, and streamline inventory management.

a. Occupational Health and Safety by Tableau

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Assess and improve employee health in the workplace.
• • Identify safety hazards, risks, and areas of concern.
• • Reduce and prevent injuries, sickness, and accidents.
• • Strive towards the goal of achieving Zero Harm and compliance with industry standards.

10. Energy

Accelerators help monitor energy consumption, optimise resource usage, and track environmental impact in the energy sector.

Two examples of accelerators of the energy sector are given below:

a. Power Grid Connections by Tableau

With this Tableau Accelerator, you can:

• • Assess and enhance your ability to handle Power Grid connection requests.
• • Evaluate the level of service you deliver to customers.
• • Identify priority requests to handle first for efficient resource allocation.
• • Focus your efforts on areas that require immediate attention and improvement.

b. Risk Register Accelerator

The Risk Register Accelerator by Tableau enables you to:

• • Assess your current exposure to risks.
• • Monitor and prioritise risks, focusing on key areas.
• • Evaluate the effectiveness of your risk mitigation and elimination efforts.

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How Alteryx Designer Can Help You

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Key Features of Alteryx Designer

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2. Lesser Time, Greater Efficiency
Alteryx Designer rapidly extracts and integrates data from many sources producing faster insights that help to make smarter decisions.

3. Automated Workflows
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As a new feature in Alteryx Designer, it enables users to create ML pipelines and make predictions based on historical data.

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Snapshots from the Survey

1. Our Trust Index is 84! The Trust Index© score is the percentage of employees that shared a positive response (rated 4 or 5 on a 5-point scale) to the 59 statements of the survey.
2. Trust Index© Feedback Credibility of Management stands at 87.
3. Respect for people – 80
4. Fairness at the Workplace - 84
5. Pride – 86
6. Camaraderie between People - 86

What our accomplishment means

The Great Place to Work® Certification Program is the initial step for an organisation on its journey of building a High-Trust, High-Performance Culture™ and our organisation has successfully reached this milestone.

Yes, the word that should be borne in mind is ‘milestone’. We still have a long way to go! And we will, with confidence, sustain our victories on all fronts.

We will not rest on our laurels

As the next step to our Certification, we have various opportunities to learn, develop & grow our talent with the help of Great Place to Work® Events. They are characterised by an exciting range of engagement measures and large-scale events from where we would be able to learn and contribute to the richness of our culture.

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As part of the assessment, they measured the perceptions of Beinex’s employees using Great Place to Work® Trust Index© Employee Survey and understood our organization’s differentiating culture through the Culture Brief© and Culture Audit©.

Automation: Streamlining Repetition

Automation revolves around instructing machines to follow predefined rules. In this scenario, humans set the rules, and machines execute them. The primary objective of automation is to alleviate humans from monotonous, repetitive tasks that are tedious and error-prone.

Human performance in repetitive tasks often leads to boredom and mistakes. Machines, on the other hand, excel at such tasks, executing them with precision and at a faster pace. Moreover, they don't require sick leave or vacations, offering convenience to employers. It's important to note that not all tasks are suited for automation, and humans should view it as a tool that complements their capabilities, freeing them to focus on tasks demanding critical and creative thinking.

Artificial Intelligence (AI): The Cognitive Companion

While sharing some objectives with automation, AI operates entirely differently. If automation represents the "arms" of a robot, AI constitutes its "brains." AI is not about executing repetitive tasks; instead, it aims to emulate human cognitive processes and make decisions based on observations, patterns, and past outcomes.

Unlike automation, AI is designed to learn and adapt autonomously. It can process data, recognise patterns, and act on insights gained from its analyses. This ability to learn and act independently sets AI apart from automation.

While some envision AI as a potential threat, it's essential to remember that current AI systems, often referred to as Narrow AIs, are specialised for specific tasks. They lack the breadth of human intelligence and are limited to the domains they were trained for. For instance, a healthcare AI may excel at diagnosing medical conditions but struggle in other contexts, like playing chess.

How AI and Automation Combine for Optimal Results

Having explored the distinctions between AI and automation, it's crucial to understand how they intersect and collaborate in practical applications. Both AI and automation rely on data, but their roles in data processing differ significantly. Automation gathers and manages data, while AI interprets and acts on it.

Certainly, here are a few examples illustrating the combined effect of AI and automation in practical scenarios:

Customer Service

Consider an enterprise with a bustling customer service centre receiving thousands of emails daily. Automation categorises incoming emails based on keywords to efficiently address customer inquiries without expanding human resources. This initial automation streamlines the process but doesn't provide immediate customer solutions.

Here's where AI, specifically Natural Language Processing (NLP), comes into play. NLP interprets the intent of customer emails, allowing the AI system to respond promptly with relevant information or route the inquiry to a human agent. This collaborative approach between automation and AI accelerates customer issue resolution.

Supply Chain Optimization:

Large manufacturing companies use automation to track inventory levels, reorder supplies, and manage logistics. AI algorithms are then employed to analyse historical data and market trends to optimise inventory levels and predict supply chain disruptions. This combination streamlines operations, reduces costs, and ensures products are available when needed.

Fraud Detection in Banking:

Automation is used to flag suspicious transactions in real-time, reducing the risk of fraud. AI, particularly machine learning models, can then analyze these flagged transactions along with historical data to identify new and evolving fraud patterns. This dynamic approach enhances fraud detection accuracy and minimizes false alarms, ultimately saving the bank time and resources.

Healthcare Diagnosis and Treatment:

Automation assists in managing patient records and appointment scheduling in a healthcare facility. AI-powered diagnostic tools analyse medical images, patient history, and symptoms to aid doctors in making accurate diagnoses. The combination of automation and AI improves patient care by reducing administrative burdens and enhancing medical decision-making.

Personalised Marketing Campaigns:

Automation segments customer data and sends targeted marketing emails based on predefined rules. AI algorithms dynamically analyse customer behaviour, preferences, and engagement to adjust marketing content and timing. This synergy increases the effectiveness of marketing campaigns by delivering personalised messages to the right audience at the right time.

Smart Home Automation:

Automation systems control lighting, heating, and security in a smart home. AI enhances these systems by learning occupants' preferences and adjusting settings accordingly. For example, AI can optimise energy usage by predicting when rooms are occupied and adjusting heating or cooling systems accordingly, resulting in energy savings.

Inventory Management in Retail:

Automation tracks inventory levels in a retail store and generates restocking orders as items reach a certain threshold. AI-powered demand forecasting algorithms analyse historical sales data and external factors (e.g., weather, holidays) to fine-tune inventory management. This combined approach ensures that products are in stock when customers need them, reducing both excess inventory and stockouts.

These examples demonstrate how the integration of AI and automation can drive efficiency, improve decision-making, and enhance various aspects of business and daily life.

AI and automation serve distinct purposes in the realm of business operations. Automation streamlines repetitive tasks, freeing humans from more complex endeavours. AI, on the other hand, emulates human cognitive functions and makes decisions based on data analysis. When applied together, they create a powerful synergy, enhancing efficiency and enabling businesses to harness the full potential of their data. Understanding the differences between AI and automation is essential for organisations seeking to leverage these technologies effectively in today's digital landscape.

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