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Recorded January 2017
Microsoft Power BI is a versatile tool. It can be used for reporting, transforming, and modeling data, plus much more. Due to Power BI’s varied features and capabilities, when organizations plan to roll it out there can be confusion as to who should use it and how. Is it purely a self-service BI tool meant for power users? Or could it be used by IT personnel, and if so, how? BlueGranite would like to help you gain a better understanding of how to effectively plan a Power BI rollout to your organization, minimizing risk through a step-by-step process.
Javier Guillen
Principal
Javier is a Principal and Solutions Architect at BlueGranite. He develops and delivers business analytics solutions with a strong adherence to best practice patterns. He has expertise in dimensional modeling, MDX / DAX / Cube Development (SSAS), Power Query, PowerPivot, and more.
Check out Javier's LinkedIn profile at www.linkedin.com.
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EnergyHow much energy should we generate next quarter to meet demand? |
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WaterBased on previous usage history at this location, how many gallons of water with a new customer will likely use per month? |
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FuelHow will a cold Winter affect natural gas usage compared to the past few years? |
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StockHow many of this item do I expect to sell this month? |
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DeliveryGiven that it takes a while to get a delivery, how much of each item should I order? |
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Customer TrafficHow many workers should I schedule based on projected customer traffic today? |
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Infastructure UtilizationWhat level of bandwidth utilization should we expect each day this month? |
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System OutagesGiven past history of outages, when is the next outage likely to occur? |
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Personnel SupportGiven the current trending numbers of employees, how many do we suspect we will have to support next year? |
