Power BI is a collection of software services, apps, and connectors that work together to turn your unrelated sources of data into coherent, visually immersive, and interactive insights.
Understanding Power BI Microsoft’s Power BI is like a Swiss Army knife for business analytics. It’s the secret weapon that helps you visualize your data, uncover hidden patterns, and make decisions that are backed by solid facts, not just gut feelings. The beauty of Power BI lies in its ability Read more…
Kumo Partners builds a fully integrated order management & supply chain solution that serves as a one-stop-shop to manage orders from practices and providers nationwide.
Kumo Partners to helped a luxury boat retailer to modernize their processes using the Power Platform, thus setting a course for improved efficiency and clarity in their operations.
Microsoft Fabric is a robust platform that serves as a one-stop-shop for data storage, management, and analysis. Within this all-encompassing suite, one of its seven key workloads is none other than Power BI, which specializes in data visualization and reporting.
Kumo developed a Power Platform solution for one of the largest luxury retailers to modernize their incident reporting process.
Providing a easy to use analytics tool for partners to better understand Attorney performance and utilization across their matters.
For a long time when Power Automate came out, the integration points with Power BI were not great. Flows were prevented from doing almost anything useful with Power BI except for refreshing a dataset. Which is limited to 8 times a day. Microsoft took a step in the right direction Read more…
A near real-time dashboard view of agent and company performance with customizable filters to allow the user to select the combination of dates and metadata that they want to see.
When beginning to use Power BI, one of the most common questions is always “Where do I go to get sample Power BI data I can use?”. Unless you are willing and able to create your own datasets, downloading an already generated dataset provides a helpful place to start. Thankfully Read more…
External tooling is incredibly useful for extending capabilities in Power BI that might not be native to the application. As an example, the DAX editor in Power BI itself can be really cumbersome to develop larger DAX statements. DAX Studio negates this issue by giving you a dedicated environment to Read more…