visualizations can be created for specific industries and use cases. A set of powerful REST APIs is available to connect applications with visualizations and data in Power BI. Power BI Differentiators Power BI provides a unique set of features that empower everyone to benefit from direct access to data and insights. Power BI’s distinctive set of features include: Pre-built dashboards and reports for popular SaaS solutions Live, real-time dashboards Secure, live connectivity to your data sources, on-premises and in the cloud Intuitive data exploration using natural language query functionality Auto insights into your datasets and reports Integrated with other Microsoft products and cloud services, including Azure Data Warehouse, Azure Stream Analytics, Azure Machine Learning, Office 365, Cortana This set of capabilities is designed to help organizations get the most out of their data, no matter where that data lives – on-premise or in the cloud. The main components of Power BI and their capabilities are briefly introduced below. Power BI Service The Power BI service offers a simple, intuitive experience for business users to interact with their data. You can build rich, live dashboards that provide a single consolidated view of your business. A dashboard is a set of visualizations, or charts, from one or more underlying reports, presented in an engaging way that makes it easy to glean insights - no analytics expertise needed. Users can enjoy the benefits of up-to-date data with real-time, automatic and scheduled refreshes. Dashboards can be shared with other people that you work with, inside and outside of your organization. Users can ask questions of their data in natural language, or use auto-generated insights to quickly analyze a data set or report. If you are not at the office, take your dashboards and reports with you on the Power BI mobile app for your device. Power BI connects to a variety of data sources, both in the cloud and on-premises. You can connect to currently more than 60 popular SaaS solutions, as well as your databases, regardless of where they live. Power BI also works well with files. Excel workbooks can be directly connected to, or may be used with Power BI Desktop (more on Power BI Desktop below). Like Excel files, or CSV files, Power BI Desktop files can be uploaded to the Power BI service.
visualizations can be created for specific industries and use cases. A set of powerful REST APIs is available to connect applications with visualizations and data in Power BI. Power BI Differentiators Power BI provides a unique set of features that empower everyone to benefit from direct access to data and insights. Power BI’s distinctive set of features include: Pre-built dashboards and reports for popular SaaS solutions Live, real-time dashboards Secure, live connectivity to your data sources, on-premises and in the cloud Intuitive data exploration using natural language query functionality Auto insights into your datasets and reports Integrated with other Microsoft products and cloud services, including Azure Data Warehouse, Azure Stream Analytics, Azure Machine Learning, Office 365, Cortana This set of capabilities is designed to help organizations get the most out of their data, no matter where that data lives – on-premise or in the cloud. The main components of Power BI and their capabilities are briefly introduced below. Power BI Service The Power BI service offers a simple, intuitive experience for business users to interact with their data. You can build rich, live dashboards that provide a single consolidated view of your business. A dashboard is a set of visualizations, or charts, from one or more underlying reports, presented in an engaging way that makes it easy to glean insights - no analytics expertise needed. Users can enjoy the benefits of up-to-date data with real-time, automatic and scheduled refreshes. Dashboards can be shared with other people that you work with, inside and outside of your organization. Users can ask questions of their data in natural language, or use auto-generated insights to quickly analyze a data set or report. If you are not at the office, take your dashboards and reports with you on the Power BI mobile app for your device. Power BI connects to a variety of data sources, both in the cloud and on-premises. You can connect to currently more than 60 popular SaaS solutions, as well as your databases, regardless of where they live. Power BI also works well with files. Excel workbooks can be directly connected to, or may be used with Power BI Desktop (more on Power BI Desktop below). Like Excel files, or CSV files, Power BI Desktop files can be uploaded to the Power BI service.
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