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  • Workshop · Tableau
  • In person · Seats limited

Getting Started with Tableau Next, New York

17 November 2026 · 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM · New York

Discover the capabilities of Tableau Next in this workshop designed for users at every stage of their journey. Whether you’re exploring the platform for the first time, configuring your environment, or looking to build further, gain hands-on experience with NeenOpal’s Tableau specialists and take away skills you can apply in your work.

Please bring a valid photo ID for building security clearance.

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About the workshop

See what Tableau Next can do for you

Explore Tableau Next: work with Data 360, build semantic models, and experience agentic analytics, with NeenOpal’s Tableau specialists guiding you through practical exercises. Leave with skills you can apply in your own organization.

What to expect

  1. Breakfast, Networking & Welcome

    Connect with peers and meet the Salesforce and NeenOpal teams.

  2. Why Tableau Next Matters for Salesforce Teams

    Explore how Tableau Next brings trusted, AI-powered analytics directly into the Salesforce platform.

  3. Understanding Tableau Next

    Discover the core capabilities, including Data 360, semantic models, metrics, and agentic analytics with Agentforce.

  4. Tableau Next in Action

    See live demos and real-world use cases powered by Salesforce data.

  5. Driving Adoption in Your Organization

    Learn about enablement, governance, and best practices for admins and architects.

  6. Open Q&A

    Get your questions answered by our experts.

  7. Optional Extended Session

    Join an in-depth walkthrough and open discussion with our experts.

Who should attend

  • Salesforce admins and architects
  • Data and analytics leaders
  • Anyone evaluating Tableau Next

Salesforce Tower New York

1095 6th Ave, New York, NY 10036

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