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UiPath AAFES Webinar


Event Date: April 22, 2020
Hosted By: UiPath & 探花视频
Established in 1895, The Exchange is a non-appropriated fund entity of the Department of Defense, and is the 62nd largest retail organization in the U.S. With annual revenues of $8.7 billion, The Exchange employs approximately 35,000 associates, including military personnel. In 2018, The Exchange produced $386 million in earnings, all reinvested into the military community. 

The Exchange operates nearly 4,000 facilities on military installations in 50 states, 4 U.S. territories, and 34 countries. To support combat-readiness and provide foreign-based service members and their families with U.S. products, The Exchange operates bakeries in Europe and Asia under six licenses from U.S. consumer goods companies.   

The UiPath Federal team had an engaging interview with Ms. Debra Zarsk as they discussed: 
-The moment when she recognized how RPA could accelerate their digital transformation
-Exciting insights on The Exchange鈥檚 journey into digital transformation through automation
-How RPA supports retail industry complexity of delivering goods and services across the Department of Defense鈥檚 world-wide deployments
-Challenges automation solves efficiently while improving customer experience and freeing up associates for higher valued work

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Resources

Four Key Ways to Handle Tableaut (ta.BLOAT)
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Four Key Ways to Handle Tableaut (ta.BLOAT)

Tableau's user-friendly interface facilitates content creation, but the downside is the tendency to accumulate slight variations of each without regular review, leading to a phenomenon dubbed "Tableaut." While there's no known cure, symptoms can be managed through strategic efforts. Implementing automated weekly archiving of stale content, leveraging logs and databases to track usage and organize cleanup efforts, creating centralized landing pages, and conducting post-mortems on heavily-used workbooks are effective strategies for combating Tableaut and ensuring streamlined content management in Tableau environments.