Business Analytics

This Learning Path delves into data analysis techniques, focusing on Power BI functions. It guides learners to enhance their data insight extraction skills.

This path is designed to build the broad range of expert-level knowledge necessary to confidently pass the PL-300 Data Analyst certification exam (replacement for DA-100).

This Learning Path provides a deep dive into Power BI and DAX, focusing on data analysis techniques and visualization. It equips learners with skills to craft dynamic visualizations.

This path will provide you in-depth knowledge of the full range of Power BI best practices, with particular emphasis on building data models specifically optimized for Power BI.

This path is similar to the Data Analyst learning path above, but is geared to building a strong and broad foundation of data analysis skills, as compared to being more specifically focused on passing the PL 300 exam.

This path is designed to provide you the necessary skills to build full enterprise apps by integrating Power BI , Power Automate and Power Apps. 

This Learning Path delves into data analysis and modeling, focusing on Filter and Row Contexts for data computations, and the use of functions like SUM, SUMX, and Calculate.

This Learning Path delves into Power BI development, focusing on creating effective reports and visualizations. It covers parameter management, using PowerPoint and more!

Unlock the power of data analysis and visualization with PandasAI, and transform raw data into actionable insights that drive decision-making and growth.

Learn how to transfer your knowledge of SQL to DAX and vice versa

Learn how to predict and optimize for results in the future, by utilizing 'what if' parameters and scenario analysis techniques

Review some of the best practices to refine your Power BI development skills

Learn the basics of SharePoint to increase productivity and collaboration, organize your data, and automate business processes

Build a strong foundation on your MS Excel skills as you progress to advanced level

Master the ultimate tool for executing and analyzing DAX queries against various sources including Power BI and SSAS

Become a better data storyteller by learning techniques to create reports that inspire and have an impact.

Sam McKay talks to Paul Lucassen, one of our Enterprise DNA experts, about the role of geospatial data analytics in the transportation and logistics industry

Analyze product sales for upsell opportunities

Boost your productivity and performance by mastering Microsoft’s latest technology updates

In just a few short years, Power BI has come from nowhere to become the business intelligence software of choice. This brief overview addresses the way forward for financial modeling. 

Learn how these many functions can be applied to your own data sets, to enable you to extract the insights you require very fast

The session include function Let and how to declare and using parameters in Power Query and DAX

Let's dive into historical oil drilling output globally and see how production has trended over time

Create effective project management dashboards

Analyze the data of a large insurance company who are due to undergo an internal audit with regard to its complaint’s procedure

Create a summary report, a task that for many data analysts will always find its way across the desk every so often

Enhance your development skills by creating a supplier insights report

An opportunity to design and build a report that gives insights into customer behavior

Analyze data from marketing campaigns and initiatives, using visualization tools and statistical analysis techniques to identify trends and patterns, and use these insights to inform marketing strategy and decision-making.

Challenge yourself to produce a report which gives HR insight into the consultation process. 

Identify trends and patterns in a variety of factors that influence the cost of living in different regions around the world by using statistical analysis techniques and visualization tools.

Provide a business solution by creating an intelligence tool to use by large opticians