Power BI data analysis and visualization
Material type: TextPublication details: Boston Walter de Gruyter 2018Description: xxii, 265 p. illustrationsISBN: 9781547416783Subject(s): Management information systemsDDC classification: 658.4038011 Summary: Power BI Data Analysis and Visualization provides a roadmap to vendor choices and highlights why Microsoft’s Power BI is a very viable, cost effective option for data visualization. The book covers the fundamentals and most commonly used features of Power BI, but also includes an in-depth discussion of advanced Power BI features such as natural language queries; embedding Power BI dashboards; and live streaming data. It discusses real solutions to extract data from the ERP application, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, and also offers ways to host the Power BI Dashboard as an Azure application, extracting data from popular data sources like Microsoft SQL Server and open-source PostgreSQL. Authored by Microsoft experts, this book uses real-world coding samples and screenshots to spotlight how to create reports, embed them in a webpage, view them across multiple platforms, and more. Business owners, IT professionals, data scientists, and analysts will benefit from this thorough presentation of Power BI and its functionsItem type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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658.4038011 LUC/I Information Technology for Management | 658.4038011 MEE/H Human - computer interaction | 658.4038011 SEM Semantic technologies in content management systems : trends, applications and evaluations | 658.4038011 SUR/P Power BI data analysis and visualization | 658.404 BBG/P Project management : principles & techniques / | 658.404 BBG/P Project management : principles & techniques / | 658.404 BHA/P Project management : strategic financial planning, evaluation and control |
Power BI Data Analysis and Visualization provides a roadmap to vendor choices and highlights why Microsoft’s Power BI is a very viable, cost effective option for data visualization. The book covers the fundamentals and most commonly used features of Power BI, but also includes an in-depth discussion of advanced Power BI features such as natural language queries; embedding Power BI dashboards; and live streaming data. It discusses real solutions to extract data from the ERP application, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, and also offers ways to host the Power BI Dashboard as an Azure application, extracting data from popular data sources like Microsoft SQL Server and open-source PostgreSQL. Authored by Microsoft experts, this book uses real-world coding samples and screenshots to spotlight how to create reports, embed them in a webpage, view them across multiple platforms, and more. Business owners, IT professionals, data scientists, and analysts will benefit from this thorough presentation of Power BI and its functions
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