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Why Power BI?

Power BI is a powerful tool for data exploration, visualization, and analysis. It allows users to connect to a wide range of data sources, create interactive dashboards and reports, and share their insights with others.


Some of the key benefits of Power BI are:


Easy implementation

Get started quickly and effectively.  Power BI runs in the cloud and can be accessed directly via your browser. Pay per user or by utilization of cloud resources, choose the option which matches the demand of your organization. Effortlessly connect Power BI with other Microsoft products and services.


User experience

Power BI is user-friendly and easy to learn. With a  wide range of tools and features that make it simple to create and publish interactive reports and dashboards. It is easy to consume information regardless of location, time, and device. Access already created reports or create your own with just a few clicks. Use filters and dashboards to personalize which tables and visualizations to show. Cooperate safely and effectively by organizing users into different groups.


Data sources

With Power BI it is simple to retrieve, visualize and analyze your data. You can connect to a variety of data sources, including Excel, SQL Server, Azure, and many more. This makes it easy to combine data from different sources and get a holistic view of your data. Get started quickly with support from more than 120 ready-made connectors. Filter on any dimension and seamlessly go from KPI:s down to transaction level and see the data behind the numbers.


Collaboration and sharing

Power BI includes collaboration and sharing features that make it easy to work with others on data projects and share your insights with others. You can invite colleagues to your workspace and share reports and dashboards with them, or publish your reports to the web for others to access.


Customization

Power BI allows users to customize dashboards and reports with a range of visualization options and interactive elements. You can choose from a variety of chart types, filters, and slicers, and customize the layout and design of your reports to suit your specific needs.


Microsoft Product

Use the power of the platform and ecosystem of services from Microsoft to ensure data compliance and security. By choosing Power BI, you get a technology stack that is connected to your other services, such as Excel, Dynamics 365, and Azure. 


Overall, Power BI is a valuable tool for businesses and organizations looking to gain insights from their data and make informed decisions.

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