As one of the most dynamic platforms ever created for data professionals, Power BI continues to show us that it can be used in any industry and for different purposes. This becomes more evident as we continue to add even more reports into the Power BI Showcase. This time, we’ve added three new showcases that
Things got really busy here at Enterprise DNA in March, with the entire team coming up with more content and initiatives that will help take the entire community to a whole new level. From new courses and events to amazing partnerships, we’re always finding new ways to add even more value to what we do,
We know that you’ve been enjoying our Power BI challenges and we’ve been kept on our toes coming up with great topics and datasets for you to work on to keep the excitement going round after round. That’s why we’ve prepared some great material for you and will continue to make each challenge more interesting
Here at Enterprise DNA, we’re committed to creating the most valuable analytical thinkers and users of Power BI around the world. We do this by delivering high-quality content and carefully curated resources that can help Power BI users level up their game, no matter their skill level. Of course, Enterprise DNA members get the most
Structured Query Language, otherwise known as SQL, is a programming language used mostly to communicate with databases. Some people may feel that SQL is quite dated and might prefer newer languages, but it remains one of the most widely-used database languages in the world. Using SQL for Power BI can definitely level up the way
