Power BI
Power BI
Microsoft Power BI is a powerful business analytics tool that allows you to analyse data and share your information. It is a colections of applications and connectors that work together to turn your data sources into coherent, and interactive information.
Power BI is the key tool for engaging with business data, extracting it from a wide range of disparate sources and enabling smarter data-driven decision making. Whatever your need, whether it’s detailed reporting to connect data sets across workloads or using interactive dashboards to consolidate key metrics SVD support you in this regard.
The Four Components of Power BI

Power Query
Power Query is the basis for connecting data to multiple sources, from a simple Excel file to complex databases. It also allows you to transform, clean and organise data without having to modify the original source. This tool also allows you to maintain the same criteria each time you need to make an update.
It is also a powerful ETL tool. With Power Query you can do in an easier and faster way what packages like VBA, Access or SSIS do in more time.

Data Model
The data modelling tool is where Power BI comes into its own. Data modelling allows the interaction of multiple tables; reduced file size, increased performance and allows a harmonious visualisation of the data set.
In addition, Power BI contains a calculation language called DAX, or Data Analysis Expression. DAX is a language that allows the aggregation of large amounts of data into simple results; it allows the generation of time variables that are not necessarily implicit in the original data.

Power BI Desktop
Desktop is the heart of Power BI. It is the place where Power Query and the Data Model meet to shape the visualisation of the data. They contain more than 36 visual elements.
Power BI Desktop brings reports to life. This is the place where Power Query and data customisation meet. You can include filters, data slices or narratives for public reports.

Power BI Service
The Power BI service is an online platform where reports are securely published within an organisation. Once published, these reports can be accessed from almost any device with a web browser.
Published reports also have automatic data updates, so reports will always have the latest information.
Discover Power BI’s ability to dynamically represent your data.
HR Recruitment Process Dashboard
In this report, we illustrate how HR information can be used to organise the workflow in a recruitment process.
Tracking the recruitment process is an important piece of information and allows you to see where a certain position is in the recruitment process.
Work with irregular images
Use irregular images to show your data.
You can show your indicators using irregular images, such this hand bones fracture dashboard.
Budget vs Actual Dashboard
An example of a budget and actual dashboard.
Interact with your data at different levels