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Why to Learn Power BI?

 Introduction to Power BI

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                   ->   What is Power BI?

                   ->   Why to Learn?      

    What is Power BI?

                    Power BI is a product launched by Microsoft. It is a Business Intelligence tool which helps
us to visualize the data connected from various sources. 

                    Power Business Intelligence (BI) is the acronym for the Power BI. As the name denotes    business intelligence it is used in various analysis purposes in business. It is used from low level             management till the higher-level management including company's CEOs, CFOs, etc.

   Why to Learn?

                   Leaning Power BI is important just to earn 6 digits salary?  The answer is no, essential of        learning power bi is playing crucial role as usage of this technology is vast. As data being collected     from various and multiple sources in this modern world and used for multiple analysis purposes. 

                  Microsoft is offering this tool with multiple options with minimal costs comparing to other     visualization tools. Moreover, User Friendly UI is an added advantage. 

                  It is very tedious process to read the complex and huge amount of data stored in any database. Excel or any other storage. Analyzing the data to understand the performance of the company and making the decisions is very difficult process. Thats why there is a need of visualization tools.

                   There are n number of tools available for Data Visualization Microsoft Power BI is taking an added advantage as user-friendly design on application, Free version and minimal pricing on licenses. 

                                Feel free to provide your comments on my view!!!




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