Tendon ruptures associated with these drugs continue to occur at a disturbing rate, but could be prevented if doctors and patients were more aware of early warning signals, such as the onset of tendon pain, and switched to other antibiotics, said Sidney Wolfe, director of Public Citizen's Health Research Group.
Both solutions still require report publishers to have Tableau Desktop, which is $1600 per user in one-time licensing and $400 per year in maintenance. Thatâs a fixed cost regardless of solution. The per-user license cost for Tableau Server is $800 and $200 per year for maintenance. So, a report publisher requires both Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server or for a total cost of $3000 initially and $600 recurring per year. Tableau Online eliminates the need for a server environment, which includes hardware, deployment and maintenance. One report publisher costs $2500 initially.
Can be cost prohibitive for larger companies and OEM. Like most BI vendors, Tableau offers a few different software licensing options. Thereâs a free version of Tableau for personal use, but its functionality is limited. To download Tableau to your desktop, youâll pay in the range of $1000 and $2000 per year. Online or hosted access to Tableau costs $500 per person, per year. However, most organizations will require Tableau server. Based on what companies that have considered Tableau (or have purchased it) tell us, an entry level server license is about $1000 per user (with a 10-user minimum).