New capabilities of Microsoft Power BI 2019 latest Wave 2 release
Every organization captures data from multiple sources. But, extracting insights from complex data structure and making it available to everyone in the organization is the real challenge. Data-driven organizations rely on self-service business intelligence tools such as Power BI that help them to make sense of their data which drives smarter business decisions.
Your data may be an Excel spreadsheet or a collection of cloud-based and on-premises hybrid data warehouses. With Power BI, organizations get complete view of business process with real time dashboards, intelligent AI reports with Power BI Desktop and access to Power BI Mobile applications.
Power BI has something for everybody in the organization, from experts to business clients who can view dashboards from anywhere, any device and drill into details or for IT personnel who can ensure compliance and data security while giving people access to insights they need.
The Power BI capacities incorporated with Excel enables clients to work with data in manners they couldn’t previously. With the release of Wave 2, they would now be able to share and confirm Power BI inquiries.
Key features of Power BI
Microsoft has added many data analytics features in Power BI. Some of the most important features include:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Hybrid deployment support
- Quick Insights
- Common data model support
- Cortana integration
- Customization
- APIs for integration
- Self-service data prep
- Modeling view
New capabilities in Microsoft Power BI in Wave 2 release
AI Builder is fresh out of the box Power Platform ability for teams with the business expertise to effortlessly mechanize processes and foresee results to improve business execution. AI Builder is a turnkey arrangement that brings the power of Microsoft AI through a point-and-click experience and is incorporated into Power Apps and Power Automate.
Power BI rearranges how associations get knowledge from value-based and observational information. It assists organizations with making a data culture where representatives can settle on choices dependent on facts, not opinions. With Wave 2 release, Power BI has put resources into four key zones that drive an information culture: instinctive encounters, a unified BI, big data analytics, and AI.
Data integration gives in-built connectivity to the Power Platform, with data across many business systems, empowering rich and wise encounters. The Common Data Model gives semantic consistency to business components across Dynamics 365 and Common Data Service, growing revenue and saving time of app developers, ISV partners, and integrators.
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