Greetings,
First of all, I'd like to thank the organizers of the Tableau session last night. I got a lot out of it. I'm new at Tableau, but it's a big part of my job. I've self-taught for the last 3 months, so it was great perspective/learning.
I'd love to see a session where attendees could bring in laptops and get feedback on current projects, or include that as an optional thing at the end of future sessions (just a suggestion).
I have a question about Tableau Server. I currently use desktop and send out twbx files to clients. We want to get Server largely so that clients can view dashboards on tablets, and we've got some secondary internal uses for it as well.
What would be ideal is if there is a manageable way to ensure privacy ie. a particular client can see their dashboards, but not those of another client.
I don't come from a tech background and admittedly some of the discussion last night was over my head. Is this privacy maintenance easy to figure out? How manageable would it be for someone who is relatively new?
Thanks,
Jocelyn
Thanks for the response.
I would love to post a workbook, but the data is sensitive, so not an option. If you guys have the time for some viz feedback after an event, I'd definitely be in.
I downloaded and bound the Tableau Server Administrator's Guide.
There are a lot of terms in it that are beyond me. Is the strategy to be like immersion instruction for learning a language.. For those people who aren't used to tech terms, they have to learn them to be able to absorb the instructions? I wish there was a glossary of the more esoteric tech terms. Should try to get that feedback to Tableau.
It's also fully possible that I'm just daft
