1. Tamara Philip PRESENTED BY: Account Manager Higher Education Making an Impact with Data in Higher Education

2. Why are you here? The process for using data to drive change is fundamentally broken. Too Much Too ComplicatedToo Inflexible

3. Why are we here? Help people see and understand their data

4. How do you make an impact?

5. 1. Track enrollment trends

6. Challenge : Track enrollment trends From traditional to data-driven Internal dynamics Adjust semiannually External influences

7. Oxford University

8. DePaul University

9. University of Michigan

10. Impact : Track enrollment trends The big idea can come into focus in the blink of an eye. And that's the thing that makes Tableau so astonishingly good and so profoundly important for our purposes and our uses. Jon Boeckenstedt DePaul University “

11. 2. Create an interactive University Factbook

12. Create an interactive University Factbook Challenge : Create an interactive University Factbook Tuition Graduation rates Class size Engaging, non-static data Easy to use

13. Cornell University

14. Brown University

15. Create an interactive University Factbook Impact : Create an interactive University Factbook Visitors to our website see the trends and stories behind the data in a way that they couldn't before. Karen Baptist Brown University “

16. 3. Attract prospective donors

17. Attract prospective donors Challenge : Attract prospective donors Partners in decision making Elicit better questions ‘Data Scientists’ Manage $$$$$ in giving

18. Cornell University

19. Texas A&M University

20. The University of California at Berkeley

21. Attract prospective donors Impact : Attract prospective donors “ We realized we are not answering questions – we are helping create insight to better inform strategy for the fiscal year, or for the organization as a whole. L. Bruce Higgins Cornell University

22. 4. Communicate survey results

23. Communicate survey results Challenge : Communicate survey results Automation Faster insight Less manual analysis Single Source

24. Cornell University

25. Utah State University

26. 5. Analyze space usage

27. Analyze space usage Challenge : Analyze space usage Manage conflict Fair usage Efficient assignment Diverse user base

28. University of Minnesota

29. Tableau Example

30. 6. Benchmark against peer institutions

31. Benchmark against peer institutions Challenge : Benchmark against peer institutions Like-for-like comparison Multi-year evaluation Hybrid approach

32. DePaul University

33. Utah State University

34. Benchmark against peer institutions Impact : Benchmark against peer institutions “ Visualizing the data in a hybrid mix – tabular and chart – allows users to quickly ascertain how USU compares against its chosen Peer Group. Allan Walker Utah State University

35. 7. Show fiscal responsibility

36. Show fiscal responsibility Challenge : Show fiscal responsibility Track revenue Manage costs Compliance Quick, accurate accounting Vendor efficiency

37. Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business

38. Utah Valley University

39. 8. Improve communication and collegiality

40. Improve communication and collegiality Challenge : Improve communication and collegiality Collaboration Transparency Common baseline Trust

41. The 8 Ways

42. Where it all began

43. Tableau complements your natural ability to understand data visually.

44. Q&A Please join Tableau Software in Booth 4 to see more.