Data Analytics & Business Intelligence

End-to-end data protection

Better protect your data across Power BI reports dashboards, and data sets with persistent protection that keeps working even when shared outside your organization or exported to other formats such as Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF.

Better together

When you use Power BI with Azure and Office, you extract maximum value from your technology and your data. Because Power BI interoperates with the Microsoft technology you already trust, you can use all your data productively.

Extensive data connectors

With a growing library of 500+ free connectors, everyone gets a complete picture of data-driven decision-making. Connect directly to hundreds of on-premises and cloud data sources such as Dynamics 365, Azure SQL Database, Salesforce, Excel, and SharePoint.

Building Interactive Dashboards in Excel

Excel dashboard is a useful decision-making tool that contains graphs, charts, tables, and other visually enhanced features using KPIs. In addition, dashboards provide interactive form controls, dynamic charts, and widgets to summarize data and show key performance indicators in real time.

It is time to clear up the differences between dashboards and reports.

• The report can be a more pages layout of the task that makes it necessary. In summary, the report comprised of background data. Above all, a report is a text or table-based tool. It supports the work of employees within an organization or a company. It seldom contains visual parts. Usually, you share them by regular scheduling (daily, weekly, or monthly).

• Dashboards are the opposite of reports. Its main goal is to display the key performance indicators on one page crucial for making important decisions. It is not to show details by default, but you are using the drill-down method in some cases. All dashboards should answer a question.

• The biggest mistake you can make is to use reports and dashboards as synonyms of each other! No, they are not at all alike.

• Which one should I choose? If you want to know where the data comes from, you can find out from the reports. The correctly chosen KPI is easily decidable if things are on the right course or not.

• If you would like to utilize both to the max, we recommend creating and publishing them in pairs. Then, whoever wants to see the essence looks at the dashboard, and if one wants to know the source of the data, they can read through the longer reports.