Power Up: Exploring the Power BI Ecosystem, May 27-28

Next week I’m speaking at at the Dynamic Communities Power Up event titled “Exploring the Power BI Ecosystem“. It takes place on May 27 & 28, 2020. This exciting 2-Day virtual event is designed to ensure attendees have a complete view of the Power BI product and surrounding ecosystem, provide expanded knowledge of the core components and showcase the possibilities for continued exploration and innovation.

Sessions during the event are 2.5 hours long, to really give you time to get into a topic. There are healthy 45-minute breaks between sessions to give you time to attend to personal matters. And the sessions are recorded to give you a chance to catch anything you miss. Some sessions, including mine, offer a take-home exercise to help solidify concepts discussed during the session.

I’m presenting Data Visualization and Storytelling on May 28 at 9am EST/1pm UTC. In this session, you will learn how to build eye-catching Power BI reports to support decision making. You will also see the importance and a realistic approach to data storytelling.

The following topics will be showcased through practical examples:

  • Creating beautiful reports: prioritizing your KPIs, playing with colors, grid
  • Choosing the best chart to illustrate your point
  • Introduction to the concept of Data Storytelling
  • Implementing quality checks on your report design
  • Implementing navigation in your report: bookmarks, drill-through, page-report tooltips, interactive Q&A

This training is a paid event, but it’s just $399 for the full 2 days. This training is great if you are a beginner-to-intermediate Power BI user trying to round out your skills across the many areas of the Power BI suite. You can head over to the website to register. I hope to see you there!

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