THE ENTERPRISE ANALYTICS BLOG

iShift and QuickLaunch Analytics have joined forces to deliver a cloud-based implementation of QuickLaunch Analytics’ QuickLaunch.

As we move towards the holiday season, let’s review what the Power BI team has been up to over the summer and early fall of 2021.

If your data is ‘junk’, you can never become a data driven organization.

The Power BI team has been releasing new features in full force. Q2 has seen a steady stream of updates to all areas of the platform.

Power BI was named a leader in the Gartner magic quadrant again this year. (Be sure to check out our interactive analysis of the Magic quadrant here.) A major factor of Power BI’s success has been the dedication by Microsoft to continuously improve the Power BI product suite with updates that are demand-driven and consistent.

In this article we showcase an interactive version of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence (ABI) built using Microsoft’s Power BI platform. Using this interactive view of the data, you can see how vendors have trended over the past 11 years.

Deciding to pull the plug on an Analytics Solution can be a difficult decision that many companies unduly postpone.

In the third part of our 2020 in Review series, we cover new features and enhancements to the product designed to help users who are responsible for administering the usage, deployment, and adoption of Power BI within their organizations.

Designing reports and dashboards in Power BI is exciting because things are constantly being upgraded to make your life easier and more interesting. The Power BI team releases updates for Power BI Desktop on a monthly cadence. In the second part of our 2020 in Review series, we will review some of our favorite updates for Power BI users that are responsible for creating reports and dashboards.