As technology advances and business needs evolve, so do corporate dashboards. Business Intelligence tools are enabling the creation of more and more sophisticated and powerful dashboards. This time, we present the 15 best Power BI dashboards of 2023.

In the era of digital transformation, business leaders are exposed to a large amount of information and 'noise' that can hinder business decision-making. Fortunately, digitalisation has also introduced new technologies that enable the creation of personalised dashboards in real time, which have the potential to [...]

This September Microsoft has released a new Power BI update that comes with amny new features: new sharing options, new visuals, simplified reporting, new connectors and much more. Take a look at the 9 most relevant new features of the latest Power BI September 2022 release. 

One of the most common problems when working with Power BI is the slow loading of reports. If we do not follow the right steps when designing our reports, it the loading time will probably be too slow, which can cause frustration. In this article you will find the 9 steps you should follow to speed up your Power BI[...]

We review the 10 most important new features of the latest Power BI update. A new format pane, optimised functionality, improved usability, new visuals and much more. Discover Power BI's new possibilities and how to unlock them!

Visualisation is one of the most important aspects of reporting. Visuals play a major role in the democratisation of data, by helping executives to understand the data so they can make better decisions. However, using too many colours can work against us, causing confusion and making our reports look childish. Here[...]

To meet their business intelligence needs, companies work with dashboards and reports to analyse and visualise their data. However, a dashboard is not the same as a report and organisations use both platforms for different functions. We discuss the difference between a dashboard and a report and explain which one to[...]

Who said that highly visual and interactive reports, dashboards were not possible with Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services?