Microsoft Power BI Erfahrungen

es ist sehr einfach zu verstehen, einfach zu bedienen, es ist sehr geeignet und sehr schnell für die kleinen Daten innerhalb eines Dashboards zu verwalten.

Es handelt sich um eine unhandliche Benutzeroberfläche, die viele Optionen auf einem einzigen Bildschirm bietet. Es ist zwar benutzerfreundlich, wer andere Microsoft-Tools wie Excel kennt, aber es ist ein wenig komplexer Natur.Es kann nicht mit großen Datenquellen umgehen und es kann Stunden dauern, die Daten zu laden.

Wir können Daten aus verschiedenen Quellen importieren und daraus Dashboards erstellen, was ein wunderbarer Dienst ist. Er hat eine Echtzeitverbindung zu den Live-Daten, wenn die Daten aktualisiert werden, wird auch das Dashboard aktualisiert.

Das Importieren von Daten nimmt viel Zeit in Anspruch, so dass das Hochladen größerer Datenmengen zu viel Zeit in Anspruch nimmt und manchmal stört es und lädt und lädt.

Gute integrierbarkeit mit allen gängigen Microsoft Produkten

Wirkt nicht so schick wie zum Beispiel Tableau.

Der schnelle Start mit SQL Management und die Erstellung und Administration der Berichte für verschiedene Empfänger.

Die Visualisierung der Dashboards könnte verbessert werden.

Es hilft uns das tägliche Reporting täglich darzustellen.

An sich gibt kaum negative Erfahrungen in der Nutzung

Very flexible tool with various types of data visualization. It resemblance to Excel allows advanced users from Excel to easily migrate to this new tool.

The tool have many complications regarding publishing of dashboards and we need to pay extra money just for the creation of market spaces where we can share the reports and dashboards.

Capability to Extract, Transform data at the desktop level in a single package. (Others solutions like have Data transformation feature inbuilt)

On publishing your report online, it gets slightly cumbersome to configure through (like configuring gateways for auto-refresh)

Power BI is easy to use, in terms of its intuitiveness. I believe this contributes to Power BI being adopted in my company , as it is easier to pickup by general users , who do not have the technical expertise needed for advanced data visualization work. Power BI's drag and drop capabilities , is another characteristic which contributes to the ease of use of this tool. As a result of the drag and drop capability , building reports and dashboards , is a matter of dropping files and checking boxes.

Power Bi's data sharing limitation issues are well known. Especially , when it involves sharing data with non-power BI users or persons outside of my organization.

I like the intuitive user interface and the ability to work with data files too large for spreadsheets or desktop-quality data bases. Power BI is great for creating summary reports in large inventory data bases, which is what I work with mostly.

There is no easy way to export the summary reports from Power BI. You can only export the raw data that generated the report, which is often too large to export directly.

The ease of use and wide range of data sources is fantastic, and allows for complete customisation.

Unless you're willing to pay the premium license, unfortunately you are restricted to a maximum of data refreshing every hour.

It's flexible features and compactibility with other MS office tool.

It doesn't give incremental and cumulative bar/line in same chart.

Power BI offers engaging dashboards and reports that are interactive and visually appealing to make it simple to evaluate and comprehend data. Charts, graphs, maps, tables, and KPIs are just a few of the visualizations that Power BI offers to help users comprehend and share insights from their data.

Only users with the same email domains or those whose email domains are mentioned in your Office 365 tenant may share reports and dashboards. In conclusion, the likelihood that Power BI will be successful within your company is very high if it is Microsoft-favored and has a group of Excel power users. Power BI has a few shortcomings, but despite this, it is increasingly being used in companies.

It is the Tool used to visualize the data in the proper format like list , charts etc.,

Loading data to the Tool is little bit late.

Grab data, parse and organize for analysis form many sources. Visualize with different charts. Create a single home for all your data integrations.

A bit confusing when working with excel documents or using one drive excel documents as data sources.

It's perfect that it integrates with excel, making it easier to expor and to make it available to anyone.We can customize the visualization, allowing us to adapt to the context and to select the different data we want to highlight.

The thing I like the least is the limit Od data we can upload while using the free version.

1. Free desktop tool for development(Power BI Desktop) and simple installation process.
2. Almost, we can connect many source to fetch the data. Ex csv,web,excel,sql,odbc etc..,
3. Specialized ETL(Extract,transform,load) to clean the raw unstructured data into structured data with help of Power Query.
4. Powerful DAX query to customized measure and calculated column to get desirable business metrics and KPIs.
5. Top standard visuals, Custom visuals(visual market) and also we can create our own visuals using reactjs.
6. Publish in cloud(azure) to view report anywhere in the world with help Power BI service.
7. High availability and low latency to view report and dashboard with help of xVelocity engine.
8. Anyone can easily create basic charts with structured data.

1. Power BI Desktop consumes a huge amount of resource in system.
2. Service monitoring increases for larger report consumers.
3. While dealing with an enormous volume of data, constant optimization takes place.

1. Improves with new releases every two weeks
2. Powerful insight management
3. Integration with MS products
4. Online forums and learning zones

1. Not as intuitive as packaged applications, but getting there
2. Not a good IDE for Python / R
3. Connectors to social media need to be improved

I love how easy it is to make really powerful visualizations. The ease of use in order to basic visualizations is similar to Pivot tables in Excel. If you have a basic understanding of Pivot tables you will be able to open the software and get straight to visualizing. Once you take a deeper dive into the queries and data transformations you will uncover an entirely new world of analysis.

The software is easy to use for basic functions but when you get into more detail it can be difficult. It is also really hard to share your work with someone that does not pay for the service. Without paying for a Power Bi Pro account it is basically impossible to share the visualizations that you have created. Also, the Arc GIS feature only works within the software. If you try to post a map visualization to a website through an embed it doesn't work.

What I’ve enjoy about using Power BI is that have simplified the process of creating and sharing reports. It’s a very helpful tool to visualize data, and you can connected with several data sources like Excel, SQL and Access. You can share a report via link and you can choose the option that works best for you, like if, everyone that have the link can access to the report or some specific people. The people that have access can view and interact with the report but not modify it. An interesting and helpful feature is mobile layout view. You can create views of reports adapted to mobiles. I learned to create dashboards in Power BI by myself, there’s no need of a full training before start using this tool.

Something that had me struggling is that the data source must be as simple and clean as it could be or it may present execution issues. It often shows running issues for certain inquiries.

The visualizations you can make with minimal experience or effort are astounding. Like with many Microsoft products, the sky is the limit and you can definitely get by without formal training. But if you decide to learn more about it, there is very little you can't do visualization-wise. We can even connect our on-prem SQL database with ease.

While it is easy to get started, really mastering the program can take some time and trial-and-error. It can be frustrating at times to get it to do exactly what you want it to do.

powerbi is easy to use and drag and drop data, import and export is easy and little training required for team members

improved connections to different data sets and import of different database types will be more helpful

1. Ease of Use: Unlike other BI software’s, Power BI's interface is friendlier especially to MS Excel users. You will not feel overwhelmed rather it will look familiar.
2. Powerful engine: Users who need to tackle very large datasets with thousands of entries know that MS excel gets horribly slow processing such a large file. Power BI is a God sent for these users. Its processing engine is super-fast and the speed is more noticeable when you let it handle such large datasets.
3. Excellent data presentation tools: For regular MS Excel users Power BI is a PowerPivot on steroid but a lot smarter one. Even those users who are not familiar with the complexities of PowerPivot feels less intimidated by its simple and user friendly design.
4. User friendly but powerful DAX language: To write formulas you have to use DAX language in Power BI which in my opinion is a fancy name of just natural language formula writing. However, DAX is super easy to learn and pretty much intuitive but at the same time very much powerful.
5. Schedule refresh option: Power BI has an option to auto update the report at fixed interval of time which is very helpful if you need to prepare and submit reports weekly or monthly.
6. Option to control users of the report: In Power BI you can share your reports with other users and also control how much of the report can they see. If you want you can allow only a part of the report to be seen by some user which is super convenient.

Honestly, in my opinion, Power BI is by far the best software made by Microsoft. But considering I am a heavy user of MS Excel, it is easier to me. I think learning curve of Power BI for a beginner with no prior skill in MS Excel will be a bit steep. Then again, BI is a complex thing itself. So master any kind of BI software will be tricky by its own merit.

Because of its multiple options and tools for analyzing and organizing data, Microsoft Power BI is software that empowers businesses. Business teams may use it to produce all aspects of business intelligence projects, from the initial concept to the final representation. The platform is user-friendly and can import and export data from a wide range of other apps, making it ideal for people of all skill levels. Data exploration, discovery, and visualization are made easier for non-technical managers with Microsoft Power BI, which allows them to access reports and dashboards without any training. To acquire the best outcomes, everyone involved can work together more closely because the data is saved on the cloud. All Microsoft Office programs, including Excel, can be used to build an interactive data dashboard. Microsoft Power BI may be used to turn an Excel spreadsheet into a database, and PowerPoint can be used to display, store, and share the data.

Power BI requires extensive training for all members of the team, but if you have the appropriate skills, it is a superb tool for extracting the most accurate data.

The features and ease of creating visualizations are top notch. Also integration with all other Microsoft products as well as pre-built connectors to many of the most popular software is hard to beat.

There are many features not available unless you pay for expensive premium capacity.

It is the best analytics software to work with large volume of data. It allows to connect to many data fonts.

It is not easy to bring others to work with the software mostly to use DAX.