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CTE Becomes Tableau’s Alliance Partner

Will integrate Tableau’s software into its Cloud and Big Data offerings

An enterprise IT services provider specializing in Data Warehousing and Analytics Cambridge Technology Enterprises has become an Alliance Partner with Tableau Software, a provider in rapid-fire, easy-to-use business analytics software.

As an Alliance Partner, CTE will integrate Tableau’s software into its Cloud and Big Data offerings. This includes fast visual analytic capabilities to better analyze massive amounts of data, which in turn enables CTE’s customers to enhance business performance.

“What we are seeing is a convergence of Big Data and Cloud,” said Nitin Tyagi, VP Enterprise Solutions at CTE. “As a result, our relationship with Tableau will allow us to add powerful analytics to data warehouse projects that we implement on leading cloud infrastructure providers like Amazon Web Services.”

CTE will invest in training its global engineering teams across all of its facilities, which includes a substantial number of internal Tableau technology experts. This ensures that the benefits of business analytics are included within a wide range of client solutions across multiple industries, for a truly global analytics partnership. The partnership also combines CTE’s global talent pool and client reach with Tableau’s breakthrough analytics technology.

“We are seeing a trend towards cloud based analytics as more and more of our customers are shifting data initiatives to a scalable cloud environment,” said Scott Jones, Senior Vice President , Americas Sales at Tableau.“Working with companies like Cambridge Technology Enterprises will allow us to leverage their deep cloud expertise to help our customers.”

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