The Power of Business Intelligence

Introduction As the business environment changes and becomes more complex, companies are strongly required to respond and innovate. Because business decisions need to be quick and strategic, making such decisions can be complicated. This report from Business Intelligence (BI) describes the tools that administrators can use to support such decisions and the advantages and limitations that BI can bring. (Turban et al., 2011) Turban et al. (2011, p. 28) describes business intelligence (BI) as a general term for combining architecture, tools, databases, analytical tools, applications, and methods.

Power BI (Power Business Intelligence) is a series of business analytics tools that analyzes data and presents important insights to the organization in rich and interactive data visualization. Also supports Power BI tools - Easily access data and reports from any device using the Power BI application. NIFTIT is excited about how Power BI provides interactive visualization through self-service business intelligence features. So you should be excited about it!

Microsoft Power BI is a business intelligence platform that provides tools for aggregating, analyzing, visualizing, and sharing data to non-technical business users. Power BI's user interface is intuitive for users familiar with Excel and through close integration with other Microsoft products it makes it a very versatile self-service tool that requires little pre-training Become. The free version of Power BI is for owner of small business and the professional version of Power BI Plus can be paid monthly. Users can download applications for Windows 10 called Power BI Desktop and native mobile applications for Windows, Android, and iOS devices. Companies that need to manage data and reports within the company also have a Power BI Report Server. This version of Power BI requires a special version of desktop application (Power BI Desktop for Power BI Report Server).

As pointed out in the last article, we can strongly insist that the Business Intelligence platform has three different styles. Power BI is now a "Vanilla" product - it is platform based. This is a BI tool for Azure users. This is not limited to Azure, which is the simplest and logical integration. Are there more in this story? Of course it is good. But I am not an expert in Power BI. I am an expert with 30 years experience in building business intelligence solutions and Microsoft was always part of this topic (good or bad ... I still have a nightmare related to Access). This article is meant to make you think. I will vote. More importantly, ask them to share your experiences with these tools.