Phoenix Power Platform World Tour

What do you do when a user asks to see a report backdated in time? If the current month is August 2019 but they want to see the report backdated to June 2018, how do you accomplish this in Power BI?

This session will show you a technique where users select a single Year-Month as the report end date, and your report visuals backdate automatically without having to change DAX measures. This technique can be applied to most date (month) based visuals including showing the Last X Months (rolling 12 months), Year-to-Date sums, Calendar Year-to-Date Month totals, and Multi-Year totals.

This technique is advanced as it uses a combination of DAX, new tables linked to a Calendar table and relationships needed between the tables.

Come and learn this solution! Your users will thank you!

This session is about DevOps and how Application Lifecycle Management is done in Power BI using DevOps. It talks about the different methods, best practices and success stories with demo.

Do you love Power Query? Are you ready to take your skills to the next level? Learning to write M code is easier than you think! Writing M code can reduce maintenance and create a more dynamic solution for you and your users. In this session you will learn: 1. Where you can write M code in PowerQuery. 2. The different types of objects you can use as variables in your code. 3. Different ways you can leverage variables to create a dynamic solution.

Data has become the strategic asset used to transform business to uncover new insights

IDC Projects that this data exploration of data will result in 40 zeta bytes by 2020

To drive the business forward, the enterprise needs to integrate,adapt their enterprise data warehouse to evolve into modern data warehouse

Creating a Power BI data model is pretty easy, but sometimes we have to deal with more complex scenarios the require us to dig a little deeper.

In this session we'll take your modeling skills to the next level as we explore a few advanced techniques that deal with displaying measures or KPIs in the rows of a table (as opposed to the columns), dynamic currency conversions and an alternate approach to role-playing dimensions.

Are you a developer or analyst, creating Power BI reports that will be shared across teams or even your entire organization? Moving from "quick and dirty" deployments to production ready solutions intended for larger audiences means that you should already be thinking about performance, standardization and (most importantly) your end users.

In this session we will take a good look at some of the considerations and best practices when developing Power BI models, reports and dashboards to help you bridge the gap and make your solutions enterprise ready.