It really depends on what your use case is. There are still many unknowns related to implementing a web-accessible dashboard to make a decision. What does your

It really depends on what your use case is. There are still many unknowns related to implementing a web-accessible dashboard to make a decision. What does your client intend to do with the dashboard? How much interactivity do they want in place? Is the data real-time? What sort of advanced statistical analysis does your client want to run? Having answers to those might help guide you toward or away from Tableau. As an everyday user of Tableau with a solid technical background, there are some things that Tableau does well and there are some that it doesn't. I love Tableau because it allows me to join many different data sources together quickly so I can analyze the data. I can easily drag-drop and visualize my data in many different dimensions. That said, sometimes the analysis is basic and it runs slower when there's a huge dataset.