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Chris Webb BI
OCTOBER 15, 2023
In the Power BI/Fabric community everyone is excited about the recent release of Semantic Link : the ability to analyse Power BI data easily using Python in Fabric notebooks. Sandeep Pawar has an excellent blog post here explaining what this is and why it’s so cool.
CIO
NOVEMBER 14, 2022
Decision support systems definition A decision support system (DSS) is an interactive information system that analyzes large volumes of data for informing business decisions. A DSS leverages a combination of raw data, documents, personal knowledge, and/or business models to help users make decisions. Crop planning. Clinical DSS.
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CIO
NOVEMBER 9, 2022
Data-informed decision-making is a key attribute of the modern digital business. But experienced data analysts and data scientists can be expensive and difficult to find and retain. Self-service analytics typically involves tools that are easy to use and have basic data analytics capabilities.
BI Insight
JULY 18, 2016
A while ago I wrote a blog post about Power BI Publisher for Excel. In this post you learn how to analyse Power BI data in Excel. Using the new Power BI Publisher for Excel, not only can we pin an Excel range … Continue reading Analyse Power BI Data in Excel.
BI Insight
JULY 18, 2016
A while ago I wrote a blog post about Power BI Publisher for Excel. In this post you learn how to analyse Power BI data in Excel. Using the new Power BI Publisher for Excel, not only can we pin an Excel range … Continue reading Analyse Power BI Data in Excel.
Chris Webb BI
JANUARY 7, 2024
A few years ago a new pair of Profiler events was added for Power BI Import mode datasets (and indeed AAS models): the Job Graph events. Let’s say you have a Power BI Import mode semantic model and you want to optimise refresh performance. Quick recap: what are the Job Graph events and why are they useful?
Chris Webb BI
NOVEMBER 2, 2022
Sometimes, when you’re analysing data, you need to be able to change variables and see what the impact is: for example you might want to see what your profit margin looks like if tax rates are set at different levels. Let’s look at a very simple example.
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