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The Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App Helps Salespeople Stay Productive From Anywhere

January 20, 2021   CRM News and Info

 The Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App Helps Salespeople Stay Productive From Anywhere

The new Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app, now available for preview, is optimized to help your Sales team stay productive from wherever they’re working. The key capabilities of the mobile app enable sellers to prepare more thoroughly for customer engagements, log and share information quickly, and easily find information they need. You will not only be able to view data from Dynamics 365, but you’ll also be able to view data from Exchange in the app.

Benefits of using the Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App

  • Utilize time more effectively – Field sellers spend a lot of time on the road, traveling to meet clients. With the mobile app, “on-the-go” time becomes productive time.
  • Easy – The Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app is easy to use. You can simply sign into the mobile app by using the same work email address used for Dynamics 365. Salespeople can easily find the information they are looking for.  Salespeople can easily find contacts and recent records. The app is exceedingly simple to navigate and is available on both iOS and Android.
  • Stay more organized -Salespeople are able to take post-meeting actions such as adding notes, creating contacts, or updating important data in relevant records. It becomes a cinch to stay up-to-date with important information.
  • Plan – The mobile app can be used to plan and map out your day by seeing what your day has in store – in terms of upcoming meetings, appointments, etc. Upon opening the app, salespeople immediately see reminders about customer meetings or insights for the day.
  • Build customer relationships and loyalty – Salespeople have quick access to customer information on-the-go, making it easy to keep information up to date and to respond to customers quicker. This not only simplifies the customer relationship, but also helps sellers to focus on selling. Salespeople go into meetings better prepared – as they can review important customer information prior to customer engagements.

Home page

Upon opening the Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app on your mobile device, you’ll see the home page. This home page provides high level information on the meetings and insight cards – specific to you.

home page The Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App Helps Salespeople Stay Productive From Anywhere

The home page displays five different types of information: meetings, recent contacts, recent records, reminders, and insights.

Meetings

The meetings section shows important information to salespeople about the last meeting they were in, as well as the next meeting coming up. They will also have the ability to see information on all meetings in this section.

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Important Changes to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service Mobile App

January 19, 2021   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Today’s blogpost is for all our Dynamics 365 Field Service enthusiasts. Well, it’s actually good information for everybody in the Dynamics community because it is reflective of a continuing trend of deprecating aging apps, versions, and platforms. But if your organization uses the Field Service workload of Dynamics 365, please pay extra special attention because this change will likely have a…

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Support CRM with New Dynamics 365 Field Service Mobile App

January 16, 2021   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

As a service leader, you have experienced firsthand how remote work has impacted service operations. Servitization, including proactive service, is now the expectation — the job is not complete after the sale. Your field service technicians who are already familiar with working remotely, also face new challenges.

While it may seem an uphill battle to provide perfect field service, a proactive approach puts you on the path for a wealth of advantages: Reduced service calls. Upsell opportunities. Long-term business relationships. The new Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service mobile app, part of the Microsoft Power Platform, is designed to provide you with these advantages and work together with Microsoft Dynamics 365 for CRM and other Dynamics 365 applications.

Your field service technicians need a cross-platform, multi-device solution like the Dynamics 365 Field Service Mobile app to keep up with the service expectations of today. But the technicians in the field aren’t the only ones involved. You have service representatives handling the dispatching from the back end as well.

Manage Resources and Business Processes Intelligently and with Ease

  • AI-enabled Scheduling Recommendations
  • Geolocation and Geofencing
  • Inspections

It starts with customer service and dispatch. What better way to ensure a smooth handoff between your customer service and technicians than to have easy-to-update workflows and intelligent scheduling suggestions?

“Servitization, including proactive service, is now the expectation”

With total schedule optimization, you can dispatch the right technician for the job, minimize travel time, and maximize resource utilization. AI-enabled scheduling recommendations can help you identify the best technician for the job in a fraction of the time. Scheduling can be fully automated, semi-automated or manual using a drag-and-drop schedule board and interactive map. With geolocation capabilities enabled, you can view the traffic along a technician’s route, as well as get predictive data on travel time and work duration.

More on geolocation and geofencing: it is important to enable the settings on the back-end as it impacts the effectiveness of many of the features in the app. In addition to locating nearby resources during service booking, geolocation capabilities also allow your technicians to pull up directions to the service site.

It is easy for your service teams to automate inspections for your field service technicians based on the incident type and attach it to the appropriate work order. Customize your inspection forms and layout and draft questions that utilize drop-down fields, fill-in note boxes, and more. If analytics is turned on, this information can be serialized for processing answers to your services.

Solve Issues in the Field the Right Way, the First Time, Every Time

The Dynamics 365 Field Service mobile app provides a 360-degree view of customer assets, with insights to detect and solve issues proactively. Rich insights and reporting in the app can be leveraged to reveal opportunities, as well as increase first-time fix rates.

  • 360-degree Views of Case Information
  • Rich Insights and Reporting
  • Help Resources
  • Multi-device Support
  • Offline-mode
  • Bar Code Scanning
  • Tap-to-call
  • Call Recordkeeping
  • Voice Dictation

Bookings are viewable immediately upon login and are modifiable. Work Orders provide full details on the service request, including a map view of appointments. While in the field, you can streamline appointments by populating service tasks and time estimates, as well as capture photos and payment. Further, you can add a list of the appropriate products required for the repair based on the latest asset data from Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management.

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Sometimes your technicians may need to utilize help resources. In-context help such as immersive step-by-step guides and mixed reality tools are available. With remote, real-time collaboration, another technician with the relevant experience can step in to help solve the problem faster.

The app has multi-device support including iOS and Android, and Windows Mobile smartphones, tablets, and browsers. Offline-mode allows your technicians to continue to interact with data without an internet connection.

Bar code scanning leverages category search inside Dynamics 365 so you can create QR and 2-D bar codes that are printed and adhered to assets. You simply use the scanner on your phone to scan the code to pull up information about that asset.

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Tap-to-call is available within the record, so you do not have to log into another system to hunt down a phone number. The app also has phone call recordkeeping and voice dictation. Press the microphone icon, record a note, and that note can be listened to from the record anytime.

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November 1, 2020   BI News and Info

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Google’s AI tool lets users trigger mobile app actions with natural language instructions

July 11, 2020   Big Data

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Google is investigating ways AI might be used to ground natural language instructions to smartphone app actions. In a study accepted to the 2020 Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) conference, researchers at the company propose corpora to train models that would alleviate the need to maneuver through apps, which could be useful for people with visual impairments.

When coordinating efforts and accomplishing tasks involving sequences of actions — for example, following a recipe to bake a birthday cake — people provide each other with instructions. With this in mind, the researchers set out to establish a baseline for AI agents that can help with similar interactions. Given a set of instructions, these agents would ideally predict a sequence of app actions as well as the screens and interactive elements produced as the app transitions from one screen to another.

In their paper, the researchers describe a two-step solution comprising an action-phrase extraction step and a grounding step. Action-phrase extraction identifies the operation, object, and argument descriptions from multi-step instructions using a Transformer model. (An “area attention” module within the model allows it to attend to a group of adjacent words in the instruction as a whole for decoding a description.) Grounding matches the extracted operation and object descriptions with a UI object on the screen, again using a Transformer model but one that contextually represents UI objects and grounds object descriptions to them.

 Google’s AI tool lets users trigger mobile app actions with natural language instructions

Above: The action-phrase extraction model takes a word sequence of a natural language instruction and outputs a sequence of spans (denoted in red boxes) that indicate the phrases describing the operation, the object, and the argument of each action in the task.

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The coauthors created three new data sets to train and evaluate their action-phrase extraction and grounding model:

  • The first contains 187 multi-step English instructions for operating Pixel phones along with their corresponding action-screen sequences.
  • The second contains English “how-to” instructions from the web and annotated phrases that describe each action.
  • The third contains 295,000 single-step commands to UI actions covering 178,000 UI objects across 25,000 mobile UI screens from a public Android UI corpus.

They report that a Transformer with area attention obtains 85.56% accuracy for predicting span sequences that completely match the ground truth. Meanwhile, the phrase extractor and grounding model together obtain 89.21% partial and 70.59% complete accuracy for matching ground-truth action sequences on the more challenging task of mapping language instructions to executable actions end-to-end.

The researchers assert that the data sets, models, and results — all of which which are available on open source on GitHub — provide an important first step on the challenging problem of grounding natural language instructions to mobile UI actions.

“This research, and language grounding in general, is an important step for translating multi-stage instructions into actions on a graphical user interface. Successful application of task automation to the UI domain has the potential to significantly improve accessibility, where language interfaces might help individuals who are visually impaired perform tasks with interfaces that are predicated on sight,” Google Research scientist Yang Li wrote in a blog post. “This also matters for situational impairment when one cannot access a device easily while encumbered by tasks at hand.”

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Samsung’s VP of research on making Ballie mobile, personable, and nonthreatening

January 26, 2020   Big Data

During a keynote at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show earlier this month, Samsung unveiled Ballie, a small, autonomous rolling sphere with a built-in camera, microphone, and speaker. Details were tough to come by (and still are), but in an interview with VentureBeat, Sajid Sadi, vice president of research at Samsung and the head and cofounder of the Samsung Think Tank Team, shared the vision behind the robot and his hopes for its future.

Think tank

Think Tank Team is the roughly 50-person skunkworks department behind tech underpinning products like Samsung Flow, the Galaxy Gear S2, and Samsung Health. The team is responsible for Project Beyond, a 3D omniview camera in a carryable form factor, and Project Green, an in-house farm-in-miniature that taps fogponics materials developed by NASA. Think Tank Team also developed the Spot, which turns any normal TV (and the space in front of it) into a touch- and gesture-sensitive area. And it commercialized Health+, the family of heart rate and stress-sensing algorithms on every recent Samsung smartphone.

Sadi, who graduated from Columbia University with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and from MIT with a master’s degree and PhD, was also the cofounder and chief architect for education tech startup Tikatok, an acquisition target of Barnes and Noble. He was among the Think Tank Team’s founding members roughly seven years ago, and a lead on Project Small, progenitor to the Galaxy Gear.

 Samsung’s VP of research on making Ballie mobile, personable, and nonthreatening

Above: The Ballie concept Samsung demoed during a keynote at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show.

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“We have experts in different areas — everything from physics to machine learning, computer vision, mechanical engineering, electronics, software, industrial designers, visual designers, you name it,” said Sadi. “And what this essentially allows us to do is to solve a problem with the optimal solution.”

Design

With Ballie, two issues off the bat were mobility and personability. The robot needed to be able to traverse a range of different floor types, from hardwood to tile, carpet, and concrete. And it couldn’t look intimidating to those who might encounter it, including children and pets.

Think Tank Team considered a cloth design before settling on the current iteration: a two-wheeled scalloped plastic frame that’s about the size and weight of a grapefruit. The thinking was that the plastic would better stand up to wear and tear, as well as to accidental bumps and scratches inflicted by overzealous users.

“If you think about all the robots that we have in the house today — vacuum cleaners, lawnmowers, and whatever else — they basically operate behind the scenes,” said Sadi. “They’re invisible to you until you see them. Ballie is intrinsically different, because it’s … working with you much more directly. It’s more like a human being in that way, and so there’s a need for it to be safe for you mentally, not just physically — you have to relate to it in a positive way.”

 Samsung’s VP of research on making Ballie mobile, personable, and nonthreatening

To this end, Ballie communicates where it’s “looking” by physically pointing its camera (which is flanked by a flash and a four-LED status indicator) in the direction of an object (or subject). It rolls and pivots on its axis deliberately to avoid startling anyone nearby. And like a well-trained pooch, it follows behind a person upon command, maintaining a close but comfortable following distance.

Sadi notes that Ballie can be told to “go away” if a person within view doesn’t wish to be observed. It also employs AI that works without an internet connection to minimize any unnecessary transfers of data. “We want the software to be secure across the board … [and to guarantee] that data isn’t just being channeled up to some server for things to happen,” said Sadi.

Ease of use

As is true of most devices, Ballie needs to be intuitive to use. That’s why Sadi and team designed it with out-of-the-box functionality that requires little in the way of configuration. AI enables Ballie to serve as a fitness assistant, as well as an interface to various devices — like smart TVs, motorized curtains, and autonomous vacuum cleaners. It can act as a security robot, patrolling rooms at night and when folks are away during the day. And it taps into smart home device platforms, like Samsung’s SmartThings, for enhanced orchestration.

Ballie can also double as a home monitor for children, pets, and elderly users — particularly those with limited mobility. Sadi notes that Ballie’s ability to move around enables it to respond to a person wherever they are. Parents could ask Ballie to check up on kids to make sure they’ve completed their homework, for instance, or monitor the types of television shows and movies they’re watching. As it’s doing all that, it might also watch for health-related emergencies, like falls.

 Samsung’s VP of research on making Ballie mobile, personable, and nonthreatening

Above: Samsung’s Ballie can offer alerts for senior caregivers.

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“We’re doing a lot of research to make something that’s approachable, not just to someone who’s very technical, but to my 70-year-old dad,” said Sadi. “We want the motion to be important. [Ballie is] connected to an individual … so that [allows] care scenarios.” He added that the technology is “proactive” in this context — “you don’t have to press a button.”

Developer tools

Sadi cautioned that despite what’s been shown publicly, Ballie is internally considered a concept rather than a product — at least for now. That said, he asserts it will be priced “affordably” if and when it ever comes to market, and that it’ll improve and grow over time through regular software updates. He also expects that many of Ballie’s systems will be exposed to hobbyists who might wish to tinker.

“Not hitting a good price point and, in addition, not hitting the right feature points where people get enough value from the device [is] not having a product-market fit,” said Sadi. “We have to answer the questions: How do we take all of robotics, which has been around for just over century, into account and bring it to the house? How do we introduce people to the idea of robots that track with you? How do we make those robots useful? How do we make it hospitable? How does the robot actually fit into your life?”

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5 Ways Mobile Software Increases Field Efficiency

December 28, 2019   CRM News and Info
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The goal of any field service company is to be as resourceful as possible, which proves more challenging when technicians don’t have access to a mobile device. Without a connected mobile device, technicians are wasting resources by dealing with unnecessary customer issues or traveling between the office to the client. If a team of 12 field technicians who work 250 days a year could guarantee one new service call per day, that would equal 3000 additional service orders worked per year.

Compared to other business models, running a field service organization can be especially challenging. In addition to the financial, customer service and administrative tasks involved with running a business, you also need to manage field service technicians, keep track of schedules and equipment, and ensure your organization continues to deliver fast, efficient and effective service to your customers. Here are 5 ways connected mobile software improves field efficiency and productivity:

Integrated Inventory Management

With integrated inventory management, technicians are not manually entering pieces every time they have to build an invoice. Field technicians can view stock levels at “warehouse locations”, mark inventory items as “allocated” at the time the Work Order is created, receive a warning when placing a Work Order for out-of-stock items and more.  It also helps to ensure that technicians have what they need for each service call, resulting in greater first call resolution and more satisfied customers.

Effortless Time Tracking

With the click of a button, technicians can let the office know where they are and what their status is. Through their mobile device, techs can easily set their position as arrived, in progress, or done. Their time automatically synchronizes to the back office making payroll a breeze. With mobile capabilities such as time sheet input based on clock-in/clock-out, task status and more, tedious and error-prone time entries are eliminated, opening up time for additional work while freeing field professionals from administrative chores.

Smart Scheduling

Automated scheduling and dispatch together with a connected mobile device create a two-way connection between schedulers and technicians. Technicians can update their status so dispatchers see their availability and know the right person to schedule for each job. Technicians receive job details, addresses, and service information on their mobile device. Since many service organizations receive dozens of calls per day, saving as little as five seconds per call adds up to thousands of dollars per year.

Eliminate Duplicate Data Entry

An end-to-end field service software will ensure that once data is entered, it’s instantly synched across the company. The software connects your field service technicians to the back office, dispatch teams, and management to eliminate duplicate data entry and enable seamless data sharing.  A connected mobile allows the technician to enter data once and eliminate thousands of man-hours of duplicate entry and re-keying errors.

Turn your Techs into Salespeople

Technicians that are approached by a customers for a quote on a new job or a new piece of equipment that needs servicethat are approached by a customer for a quote on a new job or a new piece of equipment can now communicate this to the sales team through their mobile device. Don’t throw away money that’s already in your pocket with lost paperwork, forgotten emails, and missed opportunities. With a powerful, cohesive mobile tool, your team can turn quotes around in hours instead of days.

Technology is propelling the field service industry in a new direction. How quickly and efficiently you implement these technologies and processes into your business practices will determine how productive your technicians are, how profitable you become and how satisfied your customers are. Contact FIELDBOSS or request a demo to see how mobile software can save your field service company time and money.

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Power BI Mobile “new look” is now GA and includes your activity feed

December 20, 2019   Self-Service BI

Three months ago, we introduced the “new look” for Power BI Mobile as a preview and asked for your feedback. And your feedback was awesome! You told us that you love the new look and find it easier for finding content and navigating in the app.

Today, the new look for Power BI Mobile is generally available (GA) and becomes the default look for all users. You no longer need to turn it on in the app settings (and, you also can’t turn it off). Now when you open Power BI mobile app, you’ll land on the new home page, where you can easily find and access the most recent and frequent items you usually use in Power BI.

Introducing the new activity feed

We’ve also completed the activity feed, which is part of this release.  On your home page, tap the activity tab to see your feed of notifications and updates about your data. This feed helps you stay up to date with all the activity and updates for your favorite, recent, and frequent items.

  • See when report and dashboard data is refreshed: We often heard feedback that it wasn’t easy enough to see when the data shown in a report or a dashboard was last updated . In the activity feed, you can see right off when an item was last refreshed, so you’ll know to open that report or dashboard to check out the new data.
  • Join a conversation: In your feed, you’ll also see when there are active conversations and comments related to you or to your reports and dashboards. Want to join the conversation and add your input? Just tap on the item in the feed.
  • View data alerts: We’ve also added to the feed notifications created from the data alerts you configured. Now, you’ll know right away when your KPI reaches its threshold and you can and open the KPI directly from the feed for more details.
  • Checkup app updates: You’ll also see on the feed when a creator publishes new content into an app you’re using, and you can easily open that app from the feed and see what’s new.

Notice that we aggregate items, so all data updates coming from the same app or workspace will be grouped together. Use the arrow to expand and see more items. the most recent items will always be at the top of the list. will always show the most recent items.

Additional improvements with the new look

We’ve added all your connected accounts to the side-panel. Now it’s much easier to switch between your Power BI service account and your Report Server accounts more easily. Just tap on your image or avatar to open the side-panel and manage your accounts.

We hope you’ll continue to enjoy the Power BI mobile app and its new look!

Please continue sending us your feedback and don’t forget to vote for other features you’d like to see in the Power BI Mobile app.

If you still haven’t installed the Power BI Mobile app on your mobile device ,get it today from App store, Google Play and Windows store.

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Power BI Service and Mobile October and November 2019 feature summary

December 8, 2019   Self-Service BI

The past couple of months have been nothing short of fantastic for the Power BI team. Even with the holiday season fast approaching, our engineers continued to work hard and deliver some of most anticipated features across Power BI service and mobile. In case you missed it, here’s a quick recap all the announcements we made in the months of October and November:

Refresh your Power BI dataset using Power Automate

We released a new Refresh a dataset action to the Power BI connector for Power Automate. You can now trigger refreshes for your datasets in Power BI based on hundreds of Automate triggers. Whether your trigger is based on changes to items in your SharePoint list or updates to an Excel file in OneDrive or SharePoint Online or a complex day and time schedule, there are dozens of use cases where you can leverage this action. Check out the announcement blog to learn more.

On-premises data gateway management via PowerShell (Preview)

We rolled a public preview of PowerShell cmdlets that help you automate and manage tasks for Power BI data sources and On-premises gateways. These cmdlets are available in the PowerShell Gallery and can be installed in an elevated PowerShell session. Learn more

Contact lists for reports and dashboards

To help end users ask questions, raise issues with the data they see, or seek confirmation, we added a new feature that allows authors to configure the list of contacts, which can include multiple users and groups, for reports and dashboards in the Power BI service. When used with the New Look for the Power BI service, end users can quickly find and contact someone to make timely data driven decisions. Learn more

Power BI lineage view (Preview)

Understanding the flow of data from the data source to its destination is critical for building reports. To help you visualize this, we introduced a public preview of lineage view. The view encompasses the flow of all Power BI workspace artifacts including dataflows, datasets, reports, and dashboards and their connections to the external data sources. Check our announcement blog to learn more.

General availability of Automated Machine Learning

We announced that Automated Machine Learning (Auto ML) in Power BI is generally available in all public cloud regions. With this feature, business analysts without a strong background in machine learning can build ML models to solve business problems that once required data scientists. Most of the data science behind the creation of the ML models is automated by Power BI, while giving visibility into the process used to create your ML model to provide you with full insight. To learn more, check out the step-by-step tutorial that shows how to build your machine learning model using Auto ML or refer to the documentation.

Large models in Power BI Premium (Preview)

We supercharged Power BI Premium by releasing a public preview of large models. As you are already aware, Power BI datasets can store data in a highly compressed, in-memory cache for blazing fast query performance. This enables fast user interactivity over large datasets. However, these dataset caches were limited to 10 GB after compression. The new large models remove this limitation, so dataset cache sizes are limited only by the Power BI Premium capacity size. Check out https://aka.ms/LargeModels for further information such as availability by region, and how to set up your Power BI Premium capacity for large models.

Data protection capabilities (Preview)

As enterprises grow their Power BI deployments, reducing the risk for data leakage becomes critical. To help organizations govern their sensitive business data, we partnered with the Microsoft Information Protection and Cloud App Security team to release a public preview of data protection capabilities for Power BI. With this feature, you can now classify and label sensitive Power BI data using the familiar Microsoft Information Protection sensitivity labels used in Office, enforce governance policies even when Power BI content is exported to Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF, and much more. These are also applicable to Power BI mobile apps. Read our detailed documentation to learn more.

Embedding paginated reports in applications (Preview)

We also announced the public preview of embedding paginated reports to allow ISVs and developers to embed pixel-perfect reports in their own applications using Power BI APIs. Check out the tutorial or read the documentation to learn more.

Upgrade classic workspaces to the new workspaces experience

We announced that you can now opt-in to upgrading classic workspaces to the new workspaces experience in Power BI. The Power BI new workspace experience has been General Available since April 2019. It offers improved security management, more flexible workspace roles, and new capabilities like a contact list to help you support your teams. Using the new workspace experience also enables several major features like shared and certified datasets and large models, to name a few. Learn more

November update for On-premises data gateway

We also updated the Power BI On-premises data gateway for the month of November. Version 3000.14.39 includes a new way to change the gateway’s recovery password and an updated engine to match the Power BI Desktop November update. Learn more about the updates in our release blog or check it out by installing the new gateway.

Updates to Power BI mobile apps

Lastly, we updated the Power BI mobile apps with the following features:

  • Android support for remote configuration of Report Server access settings – IT admins can now use their organization’s MDM tool to remotely configure those settings on both iOS and Android devices. See Configure Power BI mobile app access to Report Server remotely for details.
  • Cross-report drill through – You can now tap on a data point to drill through to access other reports and report pages. When you drill through to a target page, the content in that page is filtered based on the drill through settings.

Roadmap updates

We use the Power BI section in the Business Application Release Notes to share details on what’s coming in the next three to six months.  These release notes are updated weekly with details on shipping dates, screenshots, and new announcements. Here’s what we disclosed recently:

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October 24, 2019   Mobile and Cloud

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