Microsoft Power BI Reviews

Summary: Overall I would recommend Power BI to anyone needing a BI solution for their business or their customers.

Positive: This software is great for BI, especially visualization. It’s the most affordable software I’ve found that can accomplish this.

Negative: There are some features missing from this software, but they usually only exist in really expensive software.

Summary: It is a formidable option due to its vast elements of data collection, analysis and exposure shared on the web for easy access. It simplifies that time-consuming data preparation that takes a long time to develop and thus exploit such information to the fullest. However, clients must be very attentive to the reliability of the results.

Positive: This program is an analytical tool that evaluates your entire customer, commercial, and financial database and simplifies it into clear and complete metrics and statistics that will be available on any device so that you can access this information when needed.

Negative: The program is limited to having a single deployment of devices with Windows operating system and mobile systems with native Android, otherwise it is not available. Similarly, although it evaluates your entire database, sometimes the results are not 100% correct because it does not have a predictive analysis.

Summary: Overall experience is very good, if the occasional lags can be reduced while having those customized reports for different purposes.

Positive: Power BI transforms a complex world of data into a playground of insights. The best part of using Power BI is state of the art ease to use interface, I belongs to a non technical background but i didn't found it difficult to start using Power BI from day one of using for sales analytics.

Negative: The occasional lags into the reports have made us wait a lot sometimes while we are looking for right figures to measure overall efforts. This could be reduced to make it a perfect sales analytics solution.

Summary: The overall experience is very positive. The ability to connect with various data sources, both on premises & on cloud, enhances the versatility of data analysis. The platform's user friendly interface make to ease to access.

Positive: I like a lot of of things about Microsoft Power BI, As i am using it since almost 2 years it has been a great tool for sales analytics which helps me keeps track of the organization's progress. Apart from this in aspect of Data visualization it provides a wide range of interactive & customizable charts, graphs & dashboards.

Negative: I haven't faced any major issue yet, apart from the minor one's which includes misalignment in report generation while preparing some extracting a report for LMS but later it also get solved. One more thing i'd like to mention in the cons column is that for a large organization like us its completely affordable but if we discuss about the smaller one's it may not be that much budget friendly.

Summary: A great feature set, attractive UI and an intuitive UX make Power BI a very powerful tool in every analyst's arsenal.

Positive: Unlimited potential to drilldown, explore and play around with data. PowerBI's interface makes it easy to derive insights.

Negative: Slower than Tableau when it comes to ETL'ing datasets.

Summary: I'm trying to imagine company efficiency metrics for a company with large quantities of products. In fact, I recognized that effective information analysis and also systemic accessibility to visualization allow the company to align the motivations for volunteers in choosing our services.

Positive: I like the pre-installed design templates and also the wide variety of adapters that I can use to connect information. Not only does it allow me to do complex information services on aggregated information, but it also allows me to get a quick overview of all the relevant signals at once.

Negative: There is a certain amount of technological knowledge needed when it comes to making use of information adapters. Something as basic as attaching an add-on to the control panel is as complex as plugging it into a Google Sheets file, releasing it as an xlsx, and then incorporating it into your PowerBI information design. Some facets of the information link are not really easy to use and also tend to get damaged when the column names in the resource are transformed.

Summary: Microsoft Power BI is a fantastic device for analyzing information. To provide us with all information, our decision-making process is based on the information we collect from our consumers. A large part of Microsoft Power BI allows our personal members to perform sophisticated analyzes that appear to be working very well.

Positive: The most powerful feature of Microsoft Power BI is, without a doubt, is its look. Good-looking graphics, as well as viewing generally positive information, are extremely vital and are the best device for this Power BI for me and my company as well. The logs are really good, in addition to being interactive, because it is incredibly easy to explore your favorite information filters to reveal specific facets of the information.

Negative: Integrated with SharePoint, Power BI uses DAX-like systems. This is creating some kind of obstacle for untrained personnel, which requires a little more than the Power BI system can predetermine. These disadvantages, however, I cannot believe in any other aspect that I don't particularly like in relation to Power BI.