Washington DC Non-Profits

Through this initiative, small non-profits and NGOs anywhere in the world can request donations of Tableau Desktop. Now anyone in the organization can explore the data and spot trends, outliers, and even new opportunities.

This is a fully-functioning version of Tableau. It is the same product that tens of thousands of companies around the world rely on to improve their business. Use of Tableau Desktop through this program is not restricted to any business unit or function. And the intuitive interface requires no pre-requisite technical knowledge. Now everyone can make data-informed decisions to drive impact.

Join the thousands of non-profits already using Tableau to cut the clutter and focus on the things that are really important.

To qualify, a non-profit must:

• Be officially recognized tax-exempt organization in one of the countries listed below
• Operate with an annual budget under $5 million (or equivalent in local currency)
• Not be a school, college, mutual organization, healthcare organization, or government agency
• Not be a religious organization incorporated exclusively for the promotion of the religion

Michelle - are you still looking for input?  The key, of course, it to know your audience.  If this is a C-suite dashboard they are looking for infor on productivity e.g. how many tickets answered?  how fast are the tickets closed?  how much is this costing us?  WRT to Tableau there are some really fun visuals that allow you to slice and dice the data by day of week, a given week.  This was a fun one https://www.thedataschool.co.uk/anuka-teggart/how-to-create-a-calendar-in-tableau/

Patty Higgins

Office of Technology Innovation and Economic Development

James Madison University