As we promised in our recent newsletter, we’ll be spending the next couple of months talking about some of the new Power BI features that are being rolled out.

As we promised in our recent newsletter, we’ll be spending the next couple of months talking about some of the new Power BI features that are being rolled out.

As we promised in our recent newsletter, we’ll be spending the next couple of months talking about some of the new Power BI features that are being rolled out.

As we promised in our recent newsletter, we’ll be spending the next couple of months talking about some of the new Power BI features that are being rolled out.

As we promised in our recent newsletter, we’ll be spending the next couple of months talking about some of the new Power BI features that are being rolled out.

As we promised in our recent newsletter, we’ll be spending the next couple of months talking about some of the new Power BI features that are being rolled out.

Introduction to viewing relationships in a database with Power BI.

We’re taking a break from our regular Power BI blog series to let you know that our Sydney Director, Tim Heng, is heading this weekend to Seattle!

Utilising Get Data from an MS Access database in Power BI.

One of the neat things about Power BI is the large number of connectors to Get & Transform data. We’ve been working with flat files until now but to realise the full potential of Power BI, we’re going to start having to work with REAL data.