We covered a lot in this Enterprise DNA webinar series session. I appreciate all the positive feedback. I mentioned in the lead up that I would cover a number of areas of Power BI development and we certainly did just that. As a quick summary here’s what I went through; Building quick fire data models
The next learning summit is only a few days away and we already have close to 1000 Power BI users registered for the event. There is going to be a significant amount to learn about high-quality Power BI development so if you haven’t had a chance to register so far then you still can below
The next Enterprise DNA Learning Summit is just around the corner. We’re doing something slightly different this time around and will be reviewing the best and most popular content that has come out of previous learning summits. There will be a significant amount of content covered during these advanced Power BI development sessions planned for
I really wanted to showcase here how incredible Power BI is as an analytical tool. You can achieve so much that you might never have thought possible. Developing scenario analysis logic within Power BI models is probably my favorite technique to use, mainly because it can be so valuable to the business. Rather than just
If you want to start creating compelling reports with strong insights into information over time, then you’ve got to know how to use all the variations of time intelligence functions. Some are easy, but others are much more advanced and can be difficult to use. In this post though, I want to take you back
