(Livestream Replay) Pareto Principle for Power BI: Few Tricks, Big Wins - with Denis Selimovic

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By focusing on a few key tricks, you can solve the majority of your Power BI issues and achieve big wins with your reports. We'll cover a range of topics, from data loading with Power Query to data modeling and DAX performance optimization.

Join to learn how to work smarter, not harder, with Power BI and achieve better results with only 20% of the effort. Don't miss this opportunity to unlock the full potential of your Power BI solution!

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enis Selimovic is an enthusiastic Power BI user, Microsoft MVP, co-organizer of the Fabric User Group Switzerland and a speaker.

He works as a Principal Consultant, Trainer and Mentor specialized in the field of Business Intelligence at b.telligent in Switzerland.

Having had the privilege of working with Power BI since its release in 2015, Denis has accumulated extensive experience through involvement in numerous engaging projects over the years. His blog WhatTheFact.bi is a platform where he discusses various aspects of Power BI, shares best practices, provides tips, and eagerly anticipates fruitful exchanges with his readers.

Recently he started two YouTube channels about Power BI, one in English and one in German!

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Improving Merging & Appending Power Query (Queries) with Ken Puls

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Learn an improved way to merge or append queries (as new) by adding an additional source applied step. Ken Puls will walk you through this, and why it'll benefit your query logic moving forward. Tune in to learn more!

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Ken Puls is the president of Excelguru Consulting Inc, a company dedicated to helping users get the most from their data. A blogger, software developer, author and trainer with over 20 years of accounting and IT experience, Ken's passion lies in exploring tools to turn data into information, and teaching others how to benefit from them. Learn more about Ken at the links below!

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Extracting SQL Database/Table Names From Your Power BI Dataset!

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn how to query the XMLA end-point in a Premium (Per User or Capacity) workspace to extract all the Power Query M Code, and parse out your SQL Database names, table, names, and parameters from your queries. Tune in to learn more.

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(Livestream Replay) Design Scalable BI Solutions with BI Solution Algebra - with Chris Wagner

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Join Chris Wagner and Reid Havens as they talk about BI Solution Algebra, a framework for designing business intelligence solutions that are scalable, efficient, and cost-effective. They will share their insights and tips on how to choose the right mix of front-end, model, ETL, and other components to optimize your data analytics efforts. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you will learn something new and useful from this lively and engaging conversation. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from two of the best in the field!

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Christopher Wagner is a passionate data evangelist and a leader in data solutions. He is the Director of Data Solutions for Baker Tilly, a leading digital solutions, advisory, tax and assurance firm. He is also the founder of KratosBI.com, a website that provides resources, tutorials and insights on data and analytics. He hosts the Data Gods YouTube channel, where he shares his knowledge and experience with data enthusiasts and professionals.

Christopher has over two decades of experience in the data and analytics field, working with various technologies, platforms and tools. He has helped many organizations transform their data into valuable insights and actionable outcomes. He believes that data is the most powerful asset in the digital age, and he strives to make it accessible and understandable to everyone.

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