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The Future of Business Intelligence Part 2: Dismantling the Supply Chain and Planting the Forest.
The Future of Business Intelligence Part 2: Dismantling the Supply Chain and Planting the Forest.
A new era of Business Intelligence requires new ways of thinking about and delivering insights. Gone is the just-in-time churn of endless dashboards! Read on to see what takes its place.
outgrows its roots simply falls over. Wave 3 of business intelligence is about a balanced approach to insight generation and distribution. It is not focused on needless growth and does not derive its value from the sheer amount of charts created, but rather its veracity and total value added.
Circulatory: If sap flows in only one direction the data tree dies. Wave 3 must support bi-directional interaction with decision makers and downstream systems to create feedback loops to drive growth and change. This must be built into the DNA of the tool.
So what the heck does this actually mean? The biggest set of changes I see coming for Wave 3 is the backswing of the ‘centralization - distribution’ technology pendulum into a place of balance, where the BI tool is a self-service insight generation platform that easily feeds into other important data processes, instead of being a black-box end point for the data supply chain.
To support this the platform must grow beyond just presenting dashboards. It needs to have an open, headless metrics store to feed AI/ML and apps
Data quality is going to matter even more than it does today, because of how compelling ChatGPT’s answers sound to humans. If your data sucks, it will very confidently give you sucky responses.
There is going to be a major ‘trough of disillusionment’ with this tech when it gets widely implemented in BI and 3% of its answers
A lot of firms may have very poor training data that results in very poor performance and a very bad initial impression.
Rooted: Just as a data tree grows best in great soil, Wave 3 requires an accurate foundation of clearly defined, valuable metrics that can feed any upstream process - whether that’s traditional BI, AI/ML or analytic/operational apps. These metrics are the foundation of balanced self-service.
·superdatablog.substack.com·
The Future of Business Intelligence Part 2: Dismantling the Supply Chain and Planting the Forest.
On object | Public Preview (Opt-in) | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI
On object | Public Preview (Opt-in) | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI
Introducing On object! The new way to build and format your visuals. We’ve heard time and again from our user research studies PBI desktop is hard to use. We’ve also seen countless new users struggle to navigate our UI to perform simple actions such as completely missing the fields pane all the way on the right side of the screen, unable to add data to the correct field wells, fishing around the format pane to rename, change colors, or format text styles of their visual. These same users instinctively right-click on areas of the visual expecting a menu to help. Aligning to our new “Office-like” strategy we bring you, on object. A new way to build and format visuals directly on the visual.
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On object | Public Preview (Opt-in) | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI
Power BI adoption roadmap conclusion - Power BI
Power BI adoption roadmap conclusion - Power BI
A conclusion and extra resources of the Power BI adoption roadmap series of articles.
Everything correlates together: As you progress through each of the steps listed above, it's important that everything's correlated from the high-level strategic organizational objectives, all the way down to more detailed action items. That way, you'll know that you're working on the right things.
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Power BI adoption roadmap conclusion - Power BI
PowerBi.tips tools
PowerBi.tips tools
This is where you describe the app...
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PowerBi.tips tools
When can I use OFFSET DAX function in Power BI
When can I use OFFSET DAX function in Power BI
In this writing, I like to share what I have learned about OFFSET DAX function, that recently came out to the world, but not yet documented on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/ as of today. When I face the situation to measure date-intelligence-related business requirement, I use SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR, DATESINPERIOD, DATEADD, and so many other time intelligence DAX functions, if a business is using normal & general calendar table. Or, I use FILTER, MIN, MAX, and some other DAX functions, if
·jihwankimcscp.wixsite.com·
When can I use OFFSET DAX function in Power BI
Why you should care about Power BI Deployment Pipelines
Why you should care about Power BI Deployment Pipelines
After a short holiday break, it is time for a new blog post! This time about one of the most exciting functionalities in Power BI that has been released in the past release wave, Power BI Deploymen…
·data-marc.com·
Why you should care about Power BI Deployment Pipelines
Effect of dataset changes while using deployment pipelines in Power BI
Effect of dataset changes while using deployment pipelines in Power BI
This week, I’ve presented at two conferences in Europe about Application Lifecycle Management for Power BI. During these sessions at DataMinds Connect and Techorama I’ve talked and demo…
·data-marc.com·
Effect of dataset changes while using deployment pipelines in Power BI
Blogs
Blogs
Analyze, visualize, and report on your data using 92 new DAX functions when creating measures in Power Pivot.
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Blogs
Major Update to Power Pivot
Major Update to Power Pivot
I have been blogging about DAX since before Power BI was a product; I started back in 2014 and Power BI was first released as generally available in mid 2015.  Until about 2017, the only way you could build a commercially viable production reporting tool that used DAX was via [...]Read More »
·exceleratorbi.com.au·
Major Update to Power Pivot
Microsoft Ignite 2022: Do more with enterprise self-service business intelligence
Microsoft Ignite 2022: Do more with enterprise self-service business intelligence
Welcome to Microsoft Ignite 2022! This year’s event will be a dynamic experience with global in-person and virtual sessions where you can explore amazing new Microsoft products and features that will help you do more with less. Across the Microsoft Cloud and the Power Platform, you’ll discover ground-breaking technology designed to help you get more speed, productivity, and time to focus on what matters while reducing your costs. 
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Microsoft Ignite 2022: Do more with enterprise self-service business intelligence
Introducing Cross-tenant Power BI Dataset Sharing
Introducing Cross-tenant Power BI Dataset Sharing
Our new cross-tenant dataset sharing capability is now available in public preview! This exciting capability allows customers to share their Power BI datasets with external users (consumers) in a way that allows these external users to access the datasets in their own Power BI tenant.
·powerbi.microsoft.com·
Introducing Cross-tenant Power BI Dataset Sharing
Data Explorer, meet Contoso | LinkedIn
Data Explorer, meet Contoso | LinkedIn
Recently there has been a lot of buzz on Twitter (at least in my circles) about Azure Data Explorer. Point in case: And I personally have nothing against Azure Data Explorer (ADX), in fact it's a tool I've been using ever since I found out it can be used for free.
·linkedin.com·
Data Explorer, meet Contoso | LinkedIn
Kerry Kolosko on Twitter
Kerry Kolosko on Twitter
👂 Heard about Deneb but don't know where to start?💡 Tip for #deneb beginners... How import and export Deneb chart templates in Power BI (4 min)https://t.co/atT49JnwHOWhere to find chart templates in links below 👇#dataviz #Deneb #vega #powerbi— Kerry Kolosko (@KerryKolosko) October 11, 2022
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Kerry Kolosko on Twitter
Data Gods
Data Gods
data business intelligence bi machine learning mi professionals contractors azure Power bi analysis ETL ELT modeling automation training leadership
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Data Gods
Deneb Exercise - Progress Tracker
Deneb Exercise - Progress Tracker
Many gauge visuals take-up a significant amount of screen real estate, and I wondered if Deneb/Vega-Lite could be used to minimize the required space. Here’s what I came up with: This example uses a number of optional Deneb/Vega-Lite components, including: a title block c/w subtitle a transform block to extend the dataset a layer block with 4 specifications as follows: a bar mark for 100% width background (target) a bar mark for progress width = actual/target; percent) (actual) color = gr...
·forum.enterprisedna.co·
Deneb Exercise - Progress Tracker
No More Auto Aggregations in Dimension Tables
No More Auto Aggregations in Dimension Tables
Way back in 2019, I was fortunate enough to meet Jeffrey Wang while at the MVP summit in Seattle. Jeffrey is one of the fathers of the DAX language and as such he is a hero of mine. I sat through some presentations and discussions, and Jeffrey mentioned an idea [...]Read More »
·exceleratorbi.com.au·
No More Auto Aggregations in Dimension Tables
[PowerBi][UX] A Single Measure for Formatting and Button Navigation
[PowerBi][UX] A Single Measure for Formatting and Button Navigation
After working a lot with buttons one begins to notice certain specific details. In this case we are going to talk about the navigation between pages and format of a button. For those who didn't know, Power Bi allows us to use measurements as functions in different format options. Among them we will ...
·community.powerbi.com·
[PowerBi][UX] A Single Measure for Formatting and Button Navigation