Google announced the launch March 8 of Google Public Data Explorer, an experimental application offered through Google Labs. The tool allows everyone from students to policy wonks to create a wide ...

Google has launched a tool that lets people delve into public sector datasets and create embeddable and linkable charts, maps and other graphics. Google Public Data Explorer, a pilot project ...

Google LLC today announced the graduation of two more cloud services from beta. As of today, Google Data Studio, a free business intelligence tool, and Cloud Dataprep, which is used to prepare ...

It’s an experimental feature that, like the Public Data Explorer itself — not to mention some of Google’s most fun features (Google Scribe, Google Body, Google Books’ Ngrams viewer, etc.) — lives ...

While Data Explorer has been around for a while, it’s now been extended to allow users to upload and visualize their own data sets. But that’s not why Google’s effort is important.

Google has rolled out a free version of its Data Studio 360, the data visualization toolset for building reports and charts from multiple data sources.

Both Google Data Studio and Tableau are top data analytics applications, but which one is best suited to your business needs?

Google is making its data analytics and visualization tool Data Studio infinitely more appealing this week with the news that it’s removing the five-report limit from the free version of the ...