Power BI Solution Architecture involves designing and implementing data solutions using Power BI, a powerful business intelligence tool. In our ‘Power BI Solution Architecture’ subcategory, we focus on the architectural aspects of deploying Power BI solutions. Our articles cover a range of topics, including planning and designing Power BI solutions, best practices for implementation, and tips for scalability and performance. So whether you’re a BI professional, a data architect working with Power BI, or a business leader planning to leverage Power BI for data solutions, this subcategory offers a comprehensive guide.
This article offers valuable insights into the difference between data wrangling and data engineering in data analytics with Power BI, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the process. It is recommended for those seeking to improve their knowledge of data analytics using Power BI.
Power BI Embedded gives you the ability to include the capabilities of Power BI while hosting the reports in your application. This post will introduce Power BI Embedded and provide a curated set of resources to get started in developing analytic solutions within your applications.
Project management for Power BI Projects needs to be different. Ensuring data quality, relevance, and an iterative, agile, step-by-step approach are crucial elements that play a significant role in achieving Power BI project success.
Whether selecting the appropriate Power BI subscription for individuals or businesses, this guide analyzes the Power BI Free, Pro, and Premium plans. We’ll explore the key differences and share some tips on signing up for Power BI if you need a work email address.
This walk-through and resource list will provide an introduction of Power BI’s Object-Level Security (OLS) and when combined with Row-Level security (RLS), you can secure and hide specific metrics, measures, tables, or columns from report viewers when using Roles.
Power BI gives you the ability to use a wide variety of data sources in your data visualization project. This walkthrough shows you how to access files in a Azure Data Lake and import them into a Power BI data models.
