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Graphical user interface for project visualization. 2003: Microsoft Project 2003 Emphasis on collaboration with SharePoint integration. Use the Gantt Chart to visualize the project timeline and task relationships. Customize reports by selecting data fields, layouts, and formatting options.
Click to view the full interactive visualization. Tableau was born at Stanford by PhD candidate Chris Stolte under Professor Pat Hanrahan , along with the third co-founder, Christian Chabot , who was in the room at Chris’ dissertation defense in 2003. VizQL: A domain-specific language for visual, self-service analysis.
Click to view the full interactive visualization. Tableau was born at Stanford by PhD candidate Chris Stolte under Professor Pat Hanrahan , along with the third co-founder, Christian Chabot , who was in the room at Chris’ dissertation defense in 2003. VizQL: A domain-specific language for visual, self-service analysis.
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