March 11, 2018 — Michael
Tableau Fringe Festival – EMEA: SLIDES – How a Data Visualization Influenced the Course of U.S. History
Readers:
Last Friday, I was given the opportunity to present at the Tableau Fringe Festival – EMEA. I wanted to share my presentation slides with you and have posted them sequentially in this blog post.
I want to thank the #TFFEMEA team for providing me this opportunity and for providing 12 hours of pure bliss content for all of us in the Tableau Community.
Best regards.
Michael
How a Data Visualization Influenced the Course of U.S. History
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