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Overview of Power BI usage scenarios, collaboration methods, enterprise capabilities, and the importance of managing Power BI Service, including pricing.
Workspaces are places where users collaborate to create semantic models, reports, dashboards, data flows, ... In this module students will learn about securing and managing workspaces in an enterprise Power BI environment. Topics like how to automate the creation of workspaces and assigning capacity will be covered in this chapter.
Semantic Models (previously called Datasets) are at the cornerstone of Power BI reporting. This module covers the versioning of semantic models using free and open-source tools.
This module discusses the different workspace security roles and the consequences of these roles when sharing dashboards and reports with other users.
This chapter talks about the importance of scheduling data refreshes in Power BI to keep reports up-to-date. It covers incremental refresh and data partitioning to efficiently manage large datasets, and explains how data gateways enable secure refreshes for on-premise data sources.
When Power BI reports and dashboards become essential company resources, you don't want to deploy new or updated workspace content directly in production. This module describes how use deployment pipeline to deploy workspace content between development, acceptance and production workspaces.
Dataflows bring Power Query to the cloud, allowing the reuse of data preparation logic in multiple semantic models or in other Azure technologies. In this module, we will discuss the concept and usage of dataflows and the Common Data Model. You will not only learn how dataflows are created and leveraged in Power BI, but also how they can be used in other Microsoft Azure technologies like Azure Synapse and Databricks using Spark and the Common Data Model connector.
Monitoring the Power BI environment is crucial to spot performance issues, to estimate capacity. Auditing is also important from a security point of view.
To enforce company policies, tenant settings need to be properly configured. Which custom visuals can be used? Can reports and report data be shared with external users, ... In this module you will get an overview of the different Power BI tenant settings you can configure.
Power BI is a suite of business analytics tools designed to analyze data and share insights. This training focuses on setting up and managing Power BI in an enterprise environment, addressing challenges such as versioning, data lineage, deploying large semantic models, and security.
BI and IT professionals responsible for deploying and managing Power BI solutions in the cloud at an enterprise level. Some prior experience with Power BI Desktop is expected but not required.