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August 6, 2020   Humor

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Take a Tour of the New Sales & Returns Sample Report

December 16, 2019   Self-Service BI

We’re excited to introduce a new Power BI sample report for you to play around with. This report includes new features, shows designs factors you should take into consideration when building a report, and has been optimized Power BI Desktop, service, and mobile. You can see how visuals from AppSource can be added to your reports, how they work well with other Power BI visuals, and learn how the Power Apps visual can be used in a report.

Click on the image below to explore the sample in the Community Data Stories Gallery, or Download the PBIX to follow along.

This report shows many powerful features of Power BI in the context of a sales and returns data story. The scenario this report is set in is a company that sells Microsoft themed skateboards and wants to quickly see the state of their sales and returns and analyze how they should modify their operations.

We want to extend a huge thank you to Miguel Myers and Chris Hamill who created this report! Miguel and Chris are members of our team who are truly gifted in bringing together data and design. If you want to follow some of Miguel’s best practices for report design, you can check out his YouTube channel. You can also follow Chris’ blog for Power BI creators, Alluring Analytics, or follow him at his Twitter.

The Sales & Returns report has been structured to have five main pages: Intro, Net Sales, Returns, Return Rate, Market Basket Analysis. In the following sections, we’ll go into the purpose of each of these pages and features to play around with.

The remaining pages in the report are hidden because they have been used to construct tooltips and other parts of the five main pages.

To get the full experience of the sample report in Power BI Desktop, please make sure to turn on your preview features in the report options dialog.

The intro page gives a description of the data story and lets people who are viewing the report know that the report is interactive. If you’re viewing the report in the Power BI service, you can even press the ‘Download PBIX’ button to get the PBIX file and play around with it in Power BI Desktop.

On the right side of this intro page, a gif shows interactive capabilities of the report. Throughout this report, you can go to the visual header tooltip icon (“?”) to see an animated tooltip that shows you different interactive elements within a visual.

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If you press on the first small dot in the string of connected dots, the right side of the Intro page will show all the design factors that were taken into consideration when the report was made.

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Audience is the intended report consumers. Platform is all the Power BI platforms that this report can be viewed on. UI/UX are the design considerations that the report author considered when building this report. Analysis are the features and capabilities the author included to let report consumers explore more about the data and act on the insights they’ve discovered.

The Net Sales page is the first of two pages in the report that give the state of the business. At the top, two cards are being used to call out the most important KPI’s, which in this case is Net Sales and Units Sold.

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Below the KPI’s, are three visuals: Category Breakdown, Store Breakdown, and a Q&A visual.

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Category Breakdown shows the net sales of Microsoft themed skateboards, and the visual to the right of it shows net sales by store. When you hover over a data bar in Category Breakdown, a report page tooltip will show up and provide more information about that particular product.

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The Category Breakdown and Store Breakdown visuals have buttons at the bottom where you can toggle between the visual and an alternate view. (In Category Breakdown, you can see a tabular view. In Store Breakdown, a map.) These alternate views have been created using bookmarks.

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The map visual in this report is the Mapbox custom visual from AppSource. Visuals from AppSource work well with core Power BI visuals. You can still click on them and they will interact with other visuals to relevant cross highlighting or filtering.

The Q&A visual lets you dig deeper to find additional details in the data. It’s a useful tool for report authors to build reports and for report consumers to explore the data. You can follow this link to learn more about how to use the Q&A visual.

At the top of the page, you’ll also see a button that says Key Influencers

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Clicking on it will open a view of the Key Influencers visual. In the context of this report, you can use it to analyze the demographics of customers.

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There is also a button to see a Decomposition Tree visual.

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You can use the Decomposition Tree to drill into any dimension to understand what is driving a key metric. The Decomposition Tree is currently in preview, so if you are viewing this report in Power BI Desktop, please turn on the Decomposition Tree preview feature.

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The returns page is set up to have the same structure as the Net Sales page, but with information about returns. You can take the same actions displayed in the Net Sales page and explore the state of Returns.

The Net Sales and Returns pages were also designed for a mobile experience. When you create reports for executives or people who are always on the go, it’s important to think about how you can also optimize your report for mobile. To create a mobile view, go to the View tab in the ribbon, and press Phone layout.

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As stated previously, this report can be used to find out the current state of the business and used for analysis to help you take action.

Insights

Starting from the Net Sales page, you can right-click on a data bar to find different insights.

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Once you select “Find where this distribution is different”, another window will open as an analysis is being run on your data. This window lets you scroll to explore possible explanations for where the distribution is different, and the visuals in the window are interactive. You can click on data points in the suggested visuals and slice the data by pressing segment buttons.

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Drill Through

Another way you can incorporate analysis into your report is to use drill through. Staying on the Net Sales page, if you right click on a data bar, you will see the option to Drill through to two other pages that have been set up for this report: Return Rate and Market Basket Analysis.

Note: In this report, you can also go to the Returns page, right-click on a data bar in “Category Breakdown” and see your drill through options.

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Let’s say you want to learn more about XBOX skateboard sales. Once you drill through to the Market Basket Analysis page, on the left, you can learn more about how the XBOX skateboard is performing. On the right is a custom visual cluster map.

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The cluster map shows that customers who buy XBOX skateboards are likely to buy XBOX One skateboards as well. Because this report was created for multiple audiences, someone who is in an operations role could even prepare for an influx in sales of a product by pressing “Open Power App” and ordering more skateboards.

Because Power Apps visuals can only be viewed by those who are in the same organization as you, when you press “Open Power App” we’ve embedded a video that shows an example of a Power App you could embed for your own organization.

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This is just one of the ways you can use a Power App visual into your Power BI reports to bridge the gap between workflows in your organization. This report empowers its report viewers to take action based on the data in their organization.

“What if”

Going back to the drill through options, you may have noticed that there was another drill through called “Return Rate”. If you right-click and drill through on the OneNote data bar, you are taken to a page that gives information about the returns of the OneNote skateboard.

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The visual on the left tell says that the return rate of OneNote skateboards is 55%. The main two other visuals on the page show “What if” analysis. You can change the slicer towards the top of the page and ask, “What if the return rate changes?”

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Changing the return rate in the slicer will change the forecast numbers that are projected and the associated visuals.

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With “What if”, this skateboard company can learn how their profits can be affected. The “What If” Analysis Forecast visual can also help the skateboard company decide to order more OneNote skateboards in February but decrease their stock of OneNote skateboards in April. Toggling this visual to Extra Profit shows a stacked column chart that displays how much more the company can make by decreasing their return rate.

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The large amount of purple in January shows that the company should increase their focus on reducing returns of OneNote skateboards in January and that June may not be impacted by returns of OneNote skateboards very much.

We hope this helps you play around with Power BI and gives you some ideas as to how you can build rich experiences in your reports. As more features are added to Power BI, our hope is to roll out more sample reports so you can see how new features can be used in context. We’ll have sample reports that are designed for accessible experiences, so stay tuned.

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Your Comprehensive Guide to The 2019 TIBCO NOW Global Tour Product Announcements

October 26, 2019   TIBCO Spotfire
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TIBCO CTO Nelson Petracek at TIBCO NOW London

The 2019 TIBCO NOW Global Tour has come to a close, but the inspiration to Innovate Everywhere will remain with all who attended. Each of our three sold-out events—Singapore, Chicago, and London—resulted in a multitude of innovative ideas to help drive digital business across the globe, thanks to our partners, customers, sponsors, and all who attended. 

Now that the global tour has concluded, we thought we’d round up the most important announcements that were made, to keep you up to date on the latest innovations with the TIBCO Connected Intelligence platform: 

Updates and Additions to the Connect Portfolio: 

  • TIBCO Cloud Integration
    • Now available in Microsoft Azure (Connect capability). Customers can now integrate their Azure apps, Microsoft Dynamics 365 environment, and Sharepoint data all in a single cloud environment.
    • New connectors available, providing access to Microsoft Common Data Service and as well as data from applications connected by TIBCO Cloud Integration into TIBCO Cloud™ Live Apps.
    • The first iPaaS to provide native support for GraphQL. 
    • Child organizations allow for greater control and flexibility over the integration process.
    • App-based subscriptions provide greater options to customize integration needs and allows customers to start small and grow as their needs expand.
  • Project Flogo®
    • Project Flogo® now has a new, open-source web designer for building and testing resource-efficient streaming applications. 
    • CatalystML, a brand new open-source specification and Project Flogo implementation enables developers to transform real-time data streams for use with machine learning models—on a device, in the cloud, anywhere.
  • TIBCO Cloud™ Events can now proactively identify cases of interest to contextually identify meaningful events and determine next steps. 
  • TIBCO Cloud™ Mashery 
  • TIBCO Cloud™ Nimbus®  is now available on the TIBCO®  Connected Intelligence Cloud platform. It empowers business users to map, adapt, operate, and collaborate on strategic business processes.
  • TIBCO Messaging Manager 1.0.0, including an Apache Kalka Management Toolkit, allows for easier, continuous integration and deployment. It provides a central point of control and automation for all admins, operators, and developers.

Updates and Additions to the Unify Portfolio: 

Updates and Additions to the Augment Portfolio: 

  • TIBCO Spotfire® enhancements include The TIBCO Spotfire Data Streams Connectivity Wizard. It offers a guided walkthrough for users to self-serve on connecting various streaming data sources, allowing users to connect to real-time data the same way they would for historical data in Spotfire.  
  • TIBCO Spotfire added native connectivity for self-service access to TIBCO ComputeDB™ in-memory database, which is based on Apache Spark™ and Geode™ and optimized for analytics.TIBCO Spotfire now offers Snowflake Data Warehouse and Google BigQuery support. A new interactive AI capability in Spotfire allows running AI on selected data to explain the difference between selected and non-selected data.
  • TIBCO Cloud Spotfire Web Client now includes support from TIBCO Data Virtualization, allowing for unified views of disparate data sources. 

Other Noteworthy Announcements: 

Thank you to all who were able to join us during the 2019 TIBCO NOW Global Tour. Whether we saw you on one of our stops or not we hope you’ll join us in Las Vegas next year for the 2020 TIBCO NOW, September 22-24 at the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. 

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Where in the world is the Power BI World Tour next?

May 10, 2019   Self-Service BI

The Power Platform User Groups (Power BI, PowerApps, and Flow) are excited to announce that they have added another stop to the Power Platform World Tour – They are headed to beautiful Vienna, Austria!

We have several other stops planned in 2019 such as:

Where would you like to see us go next? Submit your request here and we’ll do our best to get it added to the list of World Tour Stops.

What can you expect at Power Platform World Tour?

The theme of this year’s Power Platform World Tour is pursuing greatness through innovation. We’ll be focusing on how the Power Platform applications can push the envelope on your business needs. Industry experts will be showing you the power and agility of Power BI, PowerApps and Microsoft Flow through robust learning sessions, demos and Q&A opportunities.

  • Power BI – make sense of your data, produce beautiful reports, and uncover hidden insights for your business.
    • PowerApps – listen in as peers talk through how they have created apps that extend and mobilize their business using the no code PowerApps option.
    • Flow – find out how to automate processes, making your business more efficient.

All brought to you by your local Power Platform User Groups, this event series gives you the unique opportunity to come hear from and learn from your peers, Microsoft and industry experts. Step away from your desk to explore the latest business challenges, discover best practices for solutions across various industries, and see the innovative world of technology in action.

This event wouldn’t be a success without the vast network of individuals and peer-to-peer knowledge being shared. Grow your experience and expand your network of connections by registering for an upcoming  Power Platform World Tour Event! Working together, we can ensure that we produce tangible tools for growth!

Interested in speaking or have an idea that you would like to see featured in one of the World Tour stops?  Call for proposals is currently open to the community for several cities:

Copenhagen – September 11 -12 – Call for Proposals

São Paulo – October 3- 4 – Call for Proposals

Mexico City- October 23 -24 – Call for Proposals

Vienna – October 29 -30 – Call for Proposals

Madrid – November 13 -14 – Call for Proposals

Additional cities coming soon! Keep updated on the latest locations by joining the mailing list here.

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The Power BI World Tour is back in 2019 as the Power Platform World Tour!

January 8, 2019   Self-Service BI
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See Power BI Preview Features in action at the Power BI World Tour

October 6, 2018   Self-Service BI
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With the Power BI Release Notes you can get visibility into the future of the Power platform and what the PowerApps, Flow and Power BI teams are planning.  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/business-applications-release-notes/October18/intelligence-platform/.

We are proud to announce at the up coming Power BI World Tour we will be showing many of these features live in demos and break out sessions.  If you are not familiar with the Power BI World Tour it is a seven city conference bringing attendees unprecedented access to premium Power BI content designed by your local industry experts and delivered with the Power BI development team.  This two-day event will feature over 24 breakout session across three learning tracks, engaging networking opportunities, and the latest Power BI innovations from Microsoft.

Some of these features we will be demoing: 

Bringing AI to Power BI – Learn how Power BI is infusing AI into the product to accelerate insights, reduce manual work, and provide users with new ways of analyzing their data. Whether you are a business user expecting to get answers faster, an analyst interested in using out-of-the-box AI models, or a data scientist looking to scale up the impact of your work – join this session and find out how the new AI features help you achieve this.

Enterprise reporting – Popular and proven SQL Server Reporting Services technology is now part of Power BI, creating a unified, secure, enterprise wide reporting platform accessible to any user across devices. Pixel-perfect paginated reports can now be included alongside Power BI’s existing interactive reports.

Comments in Power BI – Show how you can directly add comments to dashboards and specific visuals to discuss your data. You don’t need to rely on your favorite screenshotting tool and email client to start a conversation; comments allow you to do all that in the same view!

Starting with the Common Data Model – Show how Power BI can support a Common Data Model, published by Microsoft, that provides a standard yet extensible collection of data schemas (entities, attributes, and relationships) for business applications. Users can take advantage of a standard schema – or customize it based on their unique needs – to simplify how they enrich their data with other data sources, from Microsoft and third parties, to accelerate analysis.

Self-service data prep with dataflows for big data – We’re expanding self-service data prep in Power BI with new capabilities to help business analysts extract insights from big data. Using the Power Query experience already familiar to millions of Power BI Desktop and Excel users, business analysts can ingest, transform, integrate, and enrich big data with Power BI – including data from a large and growing set of supported on-premises and cloud-based data sources, such as Dynamics 365, Salesforce, Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Excel, and SharePoint. Users can directly map data to known entities, modify and extend existing entities, or create custom entities all within Power BI.

New workspaces experience

  • Manage access to workspaces easily using security groups, distribution lists, and even multiple Office 365 Groups
  • Create a workspace in Power BI without creating an Office 365 group
  • New tools for Power BI Admins to effectively manage workspaces, including APIs for Admins
  • Starting to retire organizational and service content packs

 

Composite models

Composite models allow you to mix import and tabular direct query sources as well as have multiple tabular DirectQuery sources. This lets you augment your enterprise data models with imported tables.

Modelers can create a Power BI Desktop file over a DirectQuery datasource, and then also add tables that are imported from another data source. To support this new model structure, we also are introducing many-to-many relationships and tables that are in dual mode, which means they can act as import or DirectQuery, depending on what other tables you add to the visuals. Power BI will then intelligently serve answers to your analyses from either the imported data or by pushing a query to the underlying datasource.

Power BI Home

Power BI Home provides an at-a-glance view of a user's most important metrics and a launching point to navigate to content. The top section contains tiles and visuals from a user's most important dashboards and reports. Below that, the quick access section provides easy access to favorites curated by the user as well as the most frequently used content from the user's prior Power BI usage. A new global search experience allows users to quickly find content across all of Power BI. For users new to Power BI, Home will contain additional sections with tips on getting started.

Please see: https://www.pugworldtour.com/home  for more information!

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2018 Power BI World Tour – Powered by Your Local User Group

August 4, 2018   Self-Service BI
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Proficiency in Power BI is rapidly becoming a highly sought-after skill in today’s data driven business environment. The Power BI World Tour will provide users with an incredible learning opportunity to gain the skills necessary for success in a highly competitive marketplace.

Don't miss the opportunity to get involved, select the city nearest you:

  • Melbourne, Australia | August 21 – 22, 2018
  • Sydney, Australia | August 28 – 29, 2018
  • Charlotte, North Carolina | August 28 – 29, 2018
  • Copenhagen, Denmark | September 11 – 12, 2018
  • Seattle, Washington | October 29 -30, 2018
  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates | November 13 – 14, 2018
  • Montreal, Canada | November 14 – 15, 2018
  • Dallas, Texas | November 28 – 29, 2018

Expand your Power BI Knowledge
Each location will feature a variety of session topics designed for new users and seasoned veterans. Content will be presented across three learning tracks including Power BI Analyst, Developer/IT Admin, and New Business User for a combination of 24+ breakout sessions. Bring your burning questions to solve your toughest problems.

Hear from Microsoft Experts
Discover the latest Power BI innovations straight from the source. Microsoft will deliver the General Session presentation at all World Tour locations highlighting a Power BI Roadmap for attendees.

Make Lifelong Connections
Countless opportunities will be provided to create lasting relationships throughout these two-day events. Connect and network with Power BI Peers, Partners and Microsoft Power BI team members with. 

For more information about the entire series please see: 

https://www.pbiusergroup.com/pbiworldtour/home

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Cedric The Entertainer Considering Reunion With The Late Bernie Mac Through Hologram Tour

May 23, 2018   Humor
CedricTheEntertainer Cedric The Entertainer Considering Reunion With The Late Bernie Mac Through Hologram Tour

According to AceShowBiz, Cedric The Entertainer has entertained the idea of reuniting the “Original Kings of Comedy”, complete with the late Bernie Mac.

The funnyman tells the Huffington Post that the idea of taking Bernie’s hologram on tour was something he considered seriously for a while.

“It did come about, it was one of those things,” he says. “The technology was supposedly getting a lot better, and maybe we would do a short bit where we put Bernie up in this hologram situation. It was gonna be an expensive task.”

Cedric also reveals he, Steve Harvey, and D.L. Hughley were close to hitting the road together again when Bernie fell ill.

“We tried, we were very close,” he adds. “We had a couple of scripted ideas, and then we had the idea of just getting back together to do a mini-tour. It was right around the time Bernie was ill.”

Mac, real name Bernard Jeffrey McCullough, died in August, 2008, aged 50.

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Power BI World Tour Early Bird Rate Ends Soon!

August 4, 2017   Self-Service BI

The Power BI World Tour begins later this month, and this is your last chance to register before the Early Bird rate ends on August 07, 2017. Don’t miss this opportunity to save $ 100 on the registration price!

worldtour Power BI World Tour Early Bird Rate Ends Soon!

The World Tour kicks off in London and Copenhagen this month, and then moves to other cities around the world. Highlights of this conference include:

  • Microsoft general session with Technical Roadmap
  • Nine sessions across three tracks targeted for all – new business users, Business Analysts and Power BI power users, and technical/developer roles
  • Two special Microsoft tracks on key enhancement areas – Analysis Services and Reporting Services
  • Networking and collaboration with Power BI peers and Power BI MVPs

Check out other cities, dates, agendas, and sponsorship opportunities.

Questions? Please email info@pbiusergroup.com.

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Two days of Power BI Content at the User Group World Tour

July 15, 2017   Self-Service BI

Emerge a Power BI super star.

Powered by your local Power BI User Group (PUG), the Power BI World Tour will be unprecedented access to premium Power BI content designed by your local industry experts. This two-day event will cover technical content designed for the Power BI Analyst, Developer/IT Admin, and new professional. Grow your world of experience by attending our training, expand your network of connections, and get ready to become the Power BI super star you were meant to be.

Starting in August, the tour will visit seven cities throughout the World. Register by August 07, 2017 to take advantage of the early bird discount. Cities and dates include: 

  • London- August 23-24
  • Copenhagen- August 28-29
  • New York- September 19-20
  • Toronto – October 04-05
  • San Francisco – October 04-05
  • Chicago – October 11-12
  • Sydney – November 06-07

Interested in speaking? Call for proposals for New York, Toronto, San Francisco, Chicago and Sydney will be accepted through July 28. See the details at: https://www.pbiusergroup.com/participate/pbi-world-tour

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