Hire Power BI developer with cross-functional knowledge has several benefits, one of which is a deeper comprehension of various business processes and their interconnections. These developers are able to produce dashboards that serve several departments, guaranteeing that different stakeholders receive pertinent information. Their exposure to varied teams improves their capacity for effective communication and understanding of other viewpoints, resulting in reports that are more thorough and useful. Having cross-functional experience also increases the likelihood that they will be flexible, able to apply their knowledge to different situations, and more creative in their approach to problem-solving.

What is a completely new functionality you want to see added to Power BI, that would unlock new possibilities? things like- Field Parameters, Calculation Groups, Fx attributes, DAX query view.

I don’t mean new visuals but a brand new way of doing things like the before mentioned features.

Lets say:

Ability to use Calculation Groups/Items anywhere you place a Measure. This would greatly decrease the number of measures that you need to create in your model. LY, YTD, YOY and other measure variants would be accessible for display using this dialog options. This would work in Cards, Reference labels, Data labels, Tooltips, as a single new column to Table/Matrix – just anywhere you put a measure.

What do you think? I actually believe this could be quite feasible, since the implicit column aggregate measures are basically calculation items.

We are a small firm in fintech. Currently have a financial/data analyst with years of experience, primarily working in Excel and demonstrating strong proficiency in it. As we look to expand their role and skill set for broader analytical responsibilities, we are evaluating the right data visualization tool to invest in for training and adoption. While Tableau was widely regarded as the industry standard a few years ago, current trends suggest Power BI may be becoming the preferred choice. Given our aim to integrate more robust data visualization and SQL capabilities into our analytics function, which platform would offer better long-term value and alignment with current market demand?

Data visualization consultants measure success by assessing user engagement, business outcomes, and feedback. They track how frequently dashboards are accessed, how often users interact with specific visuals, and whether stakeholders are able to derive actionable insights. Data visualization consultant also evaluate whether visualizations help improve decision-making, streamline operations, or uncover new opportunities. Regular feedback sessions with clients allow them to make adjustments based on real-world use cases, ensuring that visualizations continue to meet evolving business needs and provide tangible value over time.

Hi Folks-  I recently launched a data platform designed for non-technical users.  It’s a simple data hub for structuring, sharing, and collecting data. Other nice features: better data governance through reporting, data catalog, and sharing approval workflows, row level access filtering, Excel Add-in for accessing and managing data from Excel, and easy Power BI integration.

We are looking to partner with Power BI consultants/freelancers with clients that would benefit from having a simple platform to structure and manage their data feeding their Power BI dashboard.  We could be a great fit if your clients are tracking lots of data in Excel and are hesitant to disrupt their workflow by taking it outside their spreadsheets. With our solution they can stay in Excel, with the benefits of structured data. 

We are offering a generous referral rev share for partners that can help connect us to our early adopters.

Please reach out if you are interested in chatting.

Thanks,

Nick 

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